Easier Bookmarks · Chrome extension

Bookmarks, organized in the side panel

Search by title, URL, or folder path, then create, edit, move, reorder, or delete bookmarks without leaving Chrome's side panel.

Chrome Web Store · Workflow & Planning · No external servers

Easier Bookmarks Chrome side panel showing a searchable bookmark tree
Instant local searchCreate, edit, move, reorder, deleteKeyboard accessibleNo analytics or servers

A look inside

Your bookmark tree, without the menu maze

The side panel keeps folders, instant search, item actions, and drag or keyboard reordering available beside the page you are browsing.

Fit and limits

Fit and limits

Use it when

Your bookmark tree has outgrown Chrome's small menus and you want one side panel for finding and organizing it.

Use Chrome's own bookmark tree

It works with the bookmarks and folders already in Chrome. There is no separate library to import, account to create, or sync service of its own; Chrome sync remains whatever you already configured in Chrome.

Private by design

It uses Chrome's Bookmarks API and local extension storage. There are no analytics, ads, accounts, remote code, or external servers.

In the page

In the page

Search the whole tree

Find a bookmark by title, saved URL, or the folder path around it without opening folders one by one.

Organize in place

Create bookmarks and folders, edit names and URLs, move items, drag to reorder, and confirm before deleting.

Keyboard-first when you want it

Navigate with arrows, open with Enter, search with slash or Cmd/Ctrl+K, and reorder with a keyboard-accessible move mode.

Keeps up with Chrome

The tree updates when Chrome bookmarks change, remembers expanded folders, and follows the system light or dark theme.

FAQ

Where do I install it?

Install Easier Bookmarks from its Chrome Web Store listing, then click the toolbar action to open it in Chrome's side panel.

Does it upload my bookmarks?

No. Bookmark titles, URLs, and folders are handled inside the extension. It has no analytics, account, or external server.

What does it store?

Chrome keeps your bookmarks. The extension stores only your language choice and expanded-folder identifiers in local extension storage.