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A vertical tab list and bookmarks tree beside your pages — searchable, resizable, with tab groups and light/dark themes. See every tab at a glance, in a calm vertical list beside your pages — with your bookmarks right below it. TABS • Vertical, live-updating list of the current window's tabs • Pinned tabs as a compact favicon grid • Tab groups shown in their native colors — collapse them from the panel and the tab strip follows • Click to switch, middle-click or hover-✕ to close, drag to reorder • Dragging a tab into a group's rows adds it to the group; dragging out removes it • Audio indicator with one-click mute • Right-click for pin, mute, duplicate, close, and close-others BOOKMARKS • Your full bookmarks tree, with folder state remembered • Click opens in the current tab; Cmd/Ctrl-click or middle-click opens a new one • Rename, delete, and copy links from the right-click menu PUT IT WHERE YOU WANT • Dock the panel to the left or right of your pages • Pages make room for it instead of hiding behind it — including app-style sites like YouTube, whose pinned header and layout stop at the panel • The toolbar button shows and hides it on every tab at once • Drag the panel's edge to resize — it snaps back to its original width when you get close, and shrinks all the way into an icon-only rail • Position and size are remembered MADE FOR YOU • One search box that filters tabs and bookmarks together (press / to focus) • Resizable split between tabs and bookmarks • Theme menu: follow Chrome, or force light or dark — synced across your profile PRIVATE BY DESIGN No data collection, no analytics, no ads, and no remote code. The small script that runs on pages only places the panel and reserves space for it — it never reads or collects anything from the pages you visit. Everything runs locally in your browser. Requires Chrome 114 or newer. Note: the panel is drawn beside web pages, so it cannot appear on Chrome's own pages (chrome://) or the Chrome Web Store.
Aug 23, 2026
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