Open Bookmarks in New Tab

Automatically opens clicked bookmarks in a new tab, preserving your current page.

Tired of losing your current page every time you click a bookmark? This extension makes every bookmark open in a new tab by default — your current page stays exactly where it is. ❗️👇 Please read the full description below 👇❗️ 🔧 HOW IT WORKS The extension rewrites your bookmark URLs with a special prefix (newtab@) that triggers a local redirect within the extension. When you click a bookmark, the redirect is intercepted, cancelled, and the original URL opens in a new tab. Your current tab is never navigated — videos keep playing, forms stay filled, nothing is interrupted. ❗️❗️❗️UNINSTALL INSTRUCTIONS Please follow these steps BEFORE removing the extension: 1. Open the extension popup by clicking the icon in your toolbar. 2. Toggle the switch to the OFF position. 3. Wait for the status to confirm bookmarks have been restored. You can now safely uninstall the extension. This will restore all your bookmarks to their original URLs and prevent any unexpected behavior after removal. 🌐 FEATURES Open all bookmarks in a new tab automatically. ✅ OPEN SOURCE This extension is fully open source. You can review the code, report issues, or contribute at: https://github.com/sssstf0rest/Open-Bookmarks-in-New-Tab ⚠️ PLEASE NOTE This extension will modify your bookmark URLs after installation — this is the only way to make bookmarks consistently open in a new tab. For most bookmarks, a prefix is added to the URL: https://example.com becomes https://newtab@example.com For certain domains (Gmail, Outlook) where Chrome strips this prefix, bookmarks are wrapped through a redirect page: https://mail.google.com/... becomes https://newtab@sssstf0rest.github.io/...?url=https://mail.google.com/... Both formats are harmless and invisible during normal use. Bookmarks for internal pages (chrome://, edge://) are not modified. You can always revert your bookmarks to their original URLs — just open the extension popup and toggle the switch to OFF.