Bookmark Chaser

Chases sites that change their domain extension. Visit a tracked site on its new domain and your bookmark updates itself.

Ever bookmarked a site that keeps moving? One month it's example.com, then it's example.rodeo, then example.city — and every time it moves, your bookmark dies and you're left hunting for the new address or fixing it by hand. Bookmark Chaser fixes this permanently. Pick the bookmarks you want to track, and the extension quietly watches as you browse. The moment you visit a tracked site on its new domain, your old bookmark is deleted and a fresh one is created automatically — in the same folder, with the same name, pointing to the new address. You don't lift a finger. Your bookmarks simply never go stale. WHY INSTALL IT Zero maintenance — bookmarks for domain-hopping sites fix themselves the moment you visit the new address Set and forget — track a site once from your existing bookmarks; no manual URL entry Nothing gets lost — the new bookmark keeps the original folder and title, so your organisation stays intact Full visibility — a History tab logs every domain change with a timestamp, and the toolbar icon flashes when a swap happens Smart matching — correctly handles subdomains and stacked extensions like .com.au and .co.uk Self-healing — if you accidentally delete a tracked bookmark, it gets recreated on the next chase HOW IT WORKS Bookmark the site you want to follow (if you haven't already) Open Bookmark Chaser and add it from the "Add from bookmarks" tab That's it — next time the site moves and you visit it, the bookmark updates itself PRIVACY FIRST Everything runs locally in your browser. No accounts, no analytics, no external servers, and no data ever leaves your device. The extension only uses the permissions it needs: bookmarks (to update them), tabs (to notice when a tracked site appears on a new domain), and local storage (to remember your tracked list). Works on Chrome, Brave, Edge and other Chromium browsers. For issues or feedback, reach out on Instagram: @VikasTewatia01 — and if Bookmark Chaser saves you from hunting down a moved site, a 5-star rating means a lot!