Mygrouplinks

When you spend your whole day browsing, it’s incredibly easy to end up with a chaotic mess of open tabs or a bookmark bar that’s so cluttered you can’t actually find anything. I built MyGroupLinks to fix exactly that, creating a middle ground for those links you want to keep handy but don't want crowding your workspace.

The core of this extension is all about focus. Instead of traditional static folders, it uses a clean, interactive accordion system that lives right in your toolbar. You can create custom groups for different parts of your life, like work, study, or daily habits, and then tuck them away. When you need a specific set of links, you just click the group name to slide it open, and when you’re done, you click it again to hide everything. It’s a simple way to keep your browser looking professional and organized.

One of the best parts is how it handles saving. You don’t have to manually copy and paste addresses or fill out long forms. If you’re on a site you want to save, you just open the extension and hit the add button. It instantly pulls the page title and the URL for you, so you can file it away and get back to what you were doing.

You should install this if you’re tired of the "tab-overload" feeling or if you want a more private, local way to manage your shortcuts. Everything is stored directly on your browser, meaning I never see your data and it never leaves your computer. It’s just a fast, lightweight, and honest tool meant to make your digital life a little bit easier to navigate.

Built by Zaninello Software