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A slide-out panel of saved links, organized into tabs and switchable profiles — available on every page you visit. Link Toolkit adds a slide-out side panel to every page you visit, giving you instant access to the links you use most — without hunting through bookmarks or a cluttered new tab page. It also briefly overrides the New Tab page to redirect to google.com, so the panel stays available on a real search page rather than a blank tab. Organise with tabs. Group your links into tabs — work, research, projects, whatever fits how you browse. Right-click any tab or link to rename, edit, or delete it. Switch entire setups with profiles. Save your current tabs and links as a named profile, then load a different one whenever your focus changes. Export a profile to share it, or import one from the clipboard. Bring in your existing bookmarks. Pick any bookmark folder and import it straight into a tab, no manual re-entry. Pick a theme. Midnight, Mono, or Paper — light or dark, your call. Everything stays on your device. Link Toolkit doesn't have a server, doesn't track you, and never sends your links or bookmarks anywhere. Full privacy policy: https://gist.github.com/Nat-turner95/f93045ebcfb1b52617909bf7f84ebe6f
Aug 3, 2026
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