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Arc-inspired sidebar for Chrome. Vertical tabs, workspaces, and bookmarks. 100% local & private. 🚀 Say goodbye to tab clutter and manage Chrome like an Arc pro! Ever felt lost in dozens of open tabs, unable to see a single page title? Tired of jumping back and forth between your bookmark bar and tabs? Meet Yoki, the "Browser Cockpit" built for high-performance users. It seamlessly integrates tab management, bookmark storage, and workspace planning into a powerful sidebar. ✨ Why choose Yoki? 📱 Vertical Tabs: Break free from top-row limits! View full page titles clearly in the sidebar. Drag-and-drop to reorder, search instantly, and close tabs with one click to keep multitasking organized. 📂 Smart Workspaces: Organize tabs by project or theme (e.g., "Work," "Study," "Travel Planning"). Switch between scenarios instantly to eliminate mental clutter. 📑 Bookmark Sidebar: Access, search, and organize bookmarks directly in the sidebar without opening new windows. Save current tabs with a simple drag-and-drop for seamless collecting. 🌗 Split View: Open two tabs side-by-side in a single window. Take notes while watching videos or reference data while writing—double your productivity. 🔒 Local First: We prioritize your data security. All configurations, bookmarks, and preferences are stored 100% locally on your device. No cloud uploads, no registration required—just plug and play.
Apr 21, 2026
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