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Browse, search and save to your self-hosted Linkwarden library from the toolbar. Unofficial — not affiliated with Linkwarden. Your Linkwarden library in a popup — not just a save button. The official extension is built to capture the page you are on. This one is built for everything after that: the collections, tags and links you have already saved one click from the toolbar, without opening the web app to make every small chang You need your own Linkwarden instance — self-hosted or Linkwarden Cloud — and an API token. This is a client for it, not a bookmark service of its own. WHAT YOU CAN DO WITHOUT LEAVING THE PAGE • Browse the full collection tree — expand and collapse, with the icons and colou you set on your collections in Linkwarden • Switch to tag view: a grid of every tag with its link count and latest activity click one to drill into its links • Search titles, URLs, notes and tag names across the whole library from the popu • Save the current tab with Ctrl+Shift+S — the popup opens pre-filled, so you sti pick the collection, tags and notes before anything is saved • Know whether the page you are on is already saved: the toolbar icon badges it, kept current by a background refresh you can tune or turn off • Move a link by dragging it onto another collection — hover a closed collection it springs open, so a nested target takes one gesture • Create nested collections by typing a path: "Dev/Rust" reuses your existing "De and creates "Rust" inside it • Edit and delete links and collections in place — title, URL, collection, tags, • Save every tab in the window as a session: into a new dated collection nested u "Sessions", or any collection you choose, with tags applied to all of them • Reopen a collection as a fresh window when you want that session back • Resize the popup to the size you actually want and it stays there; light, dark follow the system, in Linkwarden's own seven accent colours SET UP ONCE Open Options, enter your instance's address and an API token (in Linkwarden: Settings → Access Tokens). Chrome then asks for access to that one address and nothing else — the extension ships with no site access at all. NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING There is no account with this extension, no analytics, no telemetry and no server its own. It talks to your instance and nowhere else. (Site icons beside links are fetched from DuckDuckGo, which is disclosed in the privacy policy.) Unofficial project — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Linkwarden Open source: https://github.com/matthew-b-payne/linkwarden-manager