Vertical Bookmark Bar

Display your Chrome bookmarks bar vertically on web pages.

Vertical Bookmark Bar displays your existing Chrome bookmarks bar along the left or right edge of ordinary web pages. Keep frequently used bookmarks close while you browse, without creating a second bookmark collection. - Show bookmark favicons and optional vertical labels. - Open and organize bookmarks and folders from compact flyout and action menus. - Choose the bar's side, width, colors, font, and auto-hide behavior. - Optionally reserve page space so the bar does not cover content. - Keep the bar in sync with changes to Chrome's own bookmarks bar. Vertical Bookmark Bar processes bookmark information and display settings locally on your device. It does not upload bookmarks, browsing data, or settings to external servers. ## v0.2.2 - Improved page-layout stability on sites with fixed or full-width interfaces. - Added confirmation before opening large bookmark groups. - Improved keyboard navigation and made bookmark move failures clearer. - Made fullscreen transitions more responsive and reliable. ## v0.2.1 - Keep Vertical Bookmark Bar hidden when an installed web app is launched with Chrome's Open in app action. - Avoid reserving page space for the bar inside installed web-app windows. - Prevent page-width adjustments from flickering on layouts such as the Strava login page. - Keep viewport-covering images aligned without right-side gaps or horizontal overflow. ## v0.2.0 - Edit and reorganize bookmarks and folders in All bookmarks. - Drag bookmarks between the Bookmarks Bar and Other Bookmarks. - Handle multiple bookmark roots without hiding bookmarks. - Match Chrome-compatible middle-click behavior, including on sites that intercept mouse events. - Improve context menu reliability across more websites. - Strengthen bookmark privacy isolation from visited pages. - Improve compatibility with fixed headers, side panels, and transformed page layouts. ## v0.1.1 - Added “All bookmarks” to the bottom of the bar - Added Chrome-style Ctrl/Cmd, Shift, and middle-click behavior - Improved compatibility with fixed headers and sidebars - Improved auto-hide, fullscreen behavior, layout stability, and performance