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Arc Browser like Pinned Sites, Bookmarks and Active Tabs in Side Panel I missed Arc's sidebar after switching to Chrome in how Arc puts favorites, bookmarks, and tabs all in one vertical list and its pinned tab support. So I built this extension to bring that experience to Chrome. ## Key Features - Arc-Style Persistent Tabs - Bookmarks act as live tabs. Click to open, click again to jump back. Close tabs freely—bookmarks stay in the sidebar. Tab links survive browser restarts and extension reloads. - Arc-Style Spaces - Isolated workspaces linking bookmark folders to tab groups. Switch contexts with one click. Space Navigator (Cmd+Shift+S) lets you search or jump to any space by keyboard. - Arc-Style Unified Sidebar - Pinned favorites, bookmarks, and tabs in one vertical panel. - IDE-Style Tab History - Navigate by usage order like VS Code. Keyboard shortcuts: Cmd+Shift+< / > - Tab Groups - Full support for Chrome's native tab groups. Drag, rename, recolor, save as bookmark folders. - Drag & Drop Everything - Reorder pins, bookmarks, tabs, groups. Drop tabs into folders to save them. - Search & Filter - Filter by text, live tabs, or audio. Save frequent searches. Export/import as JSON. - Arc Browser Import - Migrate from Arc by importing your pinned sites, spaces, and bookmarks from Arc's `StorableSidebar.json`. Open source on GitHub: https://github.com/monemone-org/ChromeSideBar Full Changelog: https://github.com/monemone-org/ChromeSideBar/blob/main/docs/changelog.md
Jul 22, 2026
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