BookmarkFlow Bar

Turn Chrome bookmarks into a customizable multi-row bar, search palette, and focused new-tab workspace.

Your bookmarks already contain the tools, references, and destinations you use every day. BookmarkFlow Bar makes them faster to reach without moving them into another service. Add a customizable multi-row bookmark bar to ordinary web pages, search your bookmark library from the keyboard, pin important folders to a side rail, and use a focused BookmarkFlow new-tab workspace. HIGHLIGHTS • Multi-row bookmark bar with favicons, titles, compact density, and horizontal scrolling • Fast command palette with keyboard navigation • Optional left or right folder rail with device-local pinned folders • Context actions for opening, copying, renaming, adding, deleting, coloring, and reordering • Streamer mode for a cleaner icon-focused presentation during screen sharing • Per-site visibility controls and optional hiding on login, payment, and banking pages • Built-in onboarding profiles and an animated feature tour • No BookmarkFlow account, analytics, advertising SDK, or external bookmark server PRIVACY-FIRST BY DESIGN BookmarkFlow works with the bookmark data already managed by Chrome. It does not upload your bookmark library to a BookmarkFlow server. General display preferences may use Chrome Sync when available, while per-site exclusions and pinned folder choices stay on the current device. Only HTTP, HTTPS, and mailto bookmark targets are rendered or opened. The interface shown inside websites runs in an extension-owned closed Shadow DOM to reduce interference from page scripts and styles. HOW IT WORKS After installation, follow the built-in setup tour, choose a starting layout, and optionally hide Chrome's native bookmark bar. Expand BookmarkFlow with the compact BF control, open search with Ctrl+Shift+E, and adjust shortcuts at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS Chrome does not allow extensions to place content scripts on protected pages such as chrome:// pages or the Chrome Web Store. BookmarkFlow uses its own extension page for the new-tab experience.