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Spots the sites you visit and search for most, and adds them to your bookmarks and WebLibrary in one tap. WebLibrary notices the websites you visit most and the things you search for often on Google, then asks: "Add this to your bookmarks and your WebLibrary?" One click, and it's saved in both places. WHAT IT DOES • Suggests your go-to sites — the ones you opened most in the last 30 days. • Remembers your searches — if you search "weather forecast" every day and always land on the same site, it suggests that site. • Brings your bookmarks along — on install it offers to add your existing bookmarks to WebLibrary, and when you add a new bookmark it asks whether to add it there too. • Saves the current page — one click from the toolbar. • At most one gentle notification a day. Dismiss a site once and it's never suggested again. YOUR LIBRARY, EVERYWHERE Sites you add land in WebLibrary (weblibrary.app) with their title, logo and type — on your computer and on your phone. WebLibrary sorts links automatically, lets you group them into collections, archives page text for offline reading and keeps a separate encrypted vault for sensitive links. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Everything is worked out on your computer. The extension makes no network requests. • No analytics, no ads, no tracking. • Reading your history is optional — turn it on in the settings and off whenever you like. Without it, only Chrome's "most visited" list is used. • Only the sites you choose to add go to WebLibrary. • It never runs in incognito windows. Free. No account needed.
Oct 27, 2026
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