Snapmarks
Turn every new tab into a launchpad
What it does
Snapmarks replaces your blank new tab with a fast, visual speed dial for the sites you use most. Organize bookmarks into color-coded categories and tags, search instantly as you type, and launch anything in one click. Private by design — everything stays on your device, no account required. Free tier includes the full speed dial, search, and organization; Pro adds auto-sync across devices, auto-backup, and nested categories.
A visual bookmark manager that replaces your new tab with a beautiful masonry grid of bookmarks.
A visual speed dial for your browser's new tab page. Your bookmarks, one glance away — organized by category, searchable in milliseconds. Simple, fast, and beautiful. Your bookmarks, not Chrome's default. See all your bookmarks at a glance with site icons and thumbnails. No more endless lists or blank new tabs. Find any bookmark in milliseconds. Search by title, URL, description, or tags. Organize beyond folders with flexible tags. One bookmark can belong to multiple tags. Your Chrome bookmark folders automatically become categories. No manual setup needed. Reorder bookmarks and categories with intuitive drag and drop. Organize your way. Your bookmarks stay on your device. No account…from snapmarks.io
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