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年轻好看的书签新标签页,轻松浏览与管理本地收藏。 OpenBook replaces your browser new tab page with a beautiful pastel bento-style bookmark dashboard. It helps you browse, organize, and enjoy your existing browser bookmarks in a clean, visual layout — without changing your native favorites. WHAT OPENBOOK DOES • New tab bookmark board — capsule-style links with favicons in categorized cards • Read-only bookmark import — reads titles and URLs from your browser; never creates, edits, or deletes native bookmarks • Smart auto-categorization — sorts bookmarks into 5 default groups: AI & Programming, Design Tools, Learning/News/Community, Entertainment, and Other • One-click Sync — re-reads browser bookmarks and re-applies auto-classification • Custom groups — create empty groups, add/remove bookmarks, change card colors • Drag-and-drop layout — reorder category cards across columns; reorder bookmarks within a group • Pin favorites — right-click any bookmark to pin it to the top of its group • Search & tabs — global search plus category tabs to filter the board quickly • Privacy groups — protect a group with a PIN; locked content is blurred until unlocked; unlock state persists after refresh • Clear layout — wipe all extension data with confirmation (browser bookmarks stay untouched) • Daily quote — optional Hitokoto quote shown in the header (single JSON request; no user data sent) • About & changelog — built-in info about the extension, tech stack, and version history DATA & PRIVACY • All layout, classification, pins, and privacy settings are stored locally on your device (chrome.storage.local) • No user accounts, no backend servers, no analytics, no tracking • Privacy policy: https://openbook-privacy.200228.top/ PERMISSIONS USED • bookmarks — read-only display and categorization • storage — save local preferences and layout • favicon — show site icons next to bookmarks • v1.hitokoto.cn — optional header quote (JSON text only) OpenBook v1.0.0 — initial release. Lightweight, local-first, and designed for a calm new tab experience.
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