Link Map

⭐Link Map - Professional Tab Manager

What is Link Map?

Link Map is a sophisticated Chrome extension built specifically for users who deal with a large number of tabs and windows. The extension offers a tree view structure, simplifying the classification and management of tabs. It also provides features like saving closed tabs for later reading, backup/restore options, and importing data from Tabs Outliner. With Link Map's practical tab operations, users can clear workspace and focus more on their work, making information consumption more efficient.

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By: https://linkmap.cc

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Users: 3,000+

Rating: 4.28 (39) ▲ 0.02

Version: 1.1.7 (Last updated: 2024-09-10)

Creation date: 2023-02-25

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

tabs
storage
activeTab
downloads
system.display
favicon
tabGroups
identity
sidePanel
contextMenus

Size: 901.12K

Email: ga*****@linkmap.cc

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 17497 ▼ 34

Other rankings

#284 in Functionality & UI ▼ 3

#5 in map keyword 16 ▼ 2

#27 in tabs backup & restore keyword 13

#128 in maps keyword 29 ▼ 16

#142 in links keyword 30 ▼ 44

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Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Link Map (v1.1.5)

3.80

(6) 1,028+

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Extension summary

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Link Map is a browser tab sidebar that is designed for heavy information consumers. With Link Map, even if you have a large number of tabs and windows, you can manage and classify them in a logical and clear way using the tree view structure, forming your own link collection.

Github: https://github.com/GarinZ/link-map Feedback: https://github.com/GarinZ/link-map/issues

Have you used Tabs Outliner before? Now you can import your data to Link Map and start a new journey.

What can Link Map do? 🌲 Tree-shaped vertical tab sidebar, but with more levels: you can use drag-and-drop to quickly complete more tab operations 💾 Close and save for later reading: clear your workspace and focus on current work, they will remain in the list 🔒 Backup/restore: backup and restore your data in a universal format (JSON) 🔧 Tabs Outliner import: supports importing data from Tabs Outliner

We do need to operate more tabs and windows, but at the same time, we can also keep them organized. Install Link Map and start building your tag collection to make your information consumption more efficient.

User reviews

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Pros

Modern update and visually appealing compared to previous tab managers like Tabs Outliner.
Fast and responsive performance.
Active and responsive developer support.

Cons

Lacks backup functionality, leading to potential loss of tabs.
Issues with the tree disconnecting from browser windows.
Some essential features are behind a paywall, which is not fully justified given the current state of the extension.
No multi-selection feature yet.

Most mentioned

Comparison to Tabs Outliner, with many users looking for a reliable alternative.
Users express concerns over lost tabs.
Desire for additional features such as sorting, multi-selection, and syncing options.

Recent reviews

FINALLY a modern, streamlined update to Tabs Outliner. I bought a license within 2 minutes of downloading it. Love that you can have it pop up in a sidebar.

Nicholas Hanna, 2024-11-15

Lost a whole window worth of tabs. Apparently when you click the X (NOT the trash icon) it doesn't register as closing a window. So you can't do Shift+Ctrl+W to reopen it, and if for some reason Link Map loses it, it's just lost. So I click the (X) because I want to restart, notice the window is just NOT THERE in Link Map, and there is no way to get it back. Again, this is not the trash button. There is no backups like Tab Outliner, so again, if it doesn't remember a window for some reason, it's just gone. Unacceptable.