Siderite's Bookmark Explorer

Navigate through bookmark folders on a single page

Siderite's Bookmark Explorer

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-05-19 due to Chrome Web Store policy violation

By: https://siderite.dev

Users: 231

Rating: 5.00

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Version: 3.0.5 (Last updated: 2019-10-29)

Creation date: 2019-10-29

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very high risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
activeTab
bookmarks
contextMenus
notifications
chrome://favicon/
storage
unlimitedStorage

Size: 95.72K

Email: Co*****@gmail.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Move between bookmarks in a Chrome bookmark folder with ease, using keyboard shortcuts, context menus or buttons. The next site in the folder will be preloaded while you read the current one. Quickly bookmark HTML links directly in a Read Later folder, from which you can explore with the extension.

It offers bookmark management, delete, undelete, import/export links and many other features. It does not connect to any external servers, does not serve ads and it's completely free.

Instead of opening a million browser tabs and having everything be slow and low on resources, just bookmark all tabs in a folder, then read them one by one. Instead of having to open all pages you want to bookmark, just right click on links and add them to the Read Later folder. Makes reading the news or doing research comfortable and quick.

User reviews

Fantastic. I suppose I didn't know what I was looking for, but somehow, after trying many ways to manage a previous manic bookmark possession, I tried yet another, siderite. While its name reminds me of orthopedic shoes from my youth, the function of the interface works well in the quest to de-dysfunctionalize the chaos of a few years of bookmarks on various topics of research. It's really quite simple, but I am able to quickly weed through old folder and systematically review by title making it so I can get through much more than attacking the journey on a manual basis.