Better Bookmarks
Organize and search bookmarks
on your Chrome new tab

↑ Try it yourself. Right-click an item or empty space.
Key features
Intuitive organization
Right-click empty space and choose Add folder. Drag bookmarks into it to keep related links together.
Powerful search
Start typing on the new tab to search bookmarks and browsing history by name or URL. Choose a result to open it, or press Esc to return to your folders.
Ask Google or ChatGPT
Type a question on the new tab and choose Google or ChatGPT from the suggestions. Google runs the search; ChatGPT opens with your question ready to send.
Keyboard navigation
Use ↑ and ↓ to move through bookmarks and search results. Press Enter or → to open the focused link or folder; Cmd+Enter or Ctrl+Enter opens a focused link in a new tab. ← goes back, and Esc closes a menu or exits search. On Mac, Cmd+↑ and Cmd+↓ jump between search result groups.
Select multiple
Click and drag from empty space across bookmarks and folders to select them with a selection box. Hold Shift while dragging to add more items, or while clicking to add or remove individual ones. Press Cmd+A on Mac or Ctrl+A on Windows to select everything in the current folder. Esc clears the selection.
Bulk actions
Select several links, then press Enter to open them together in a tab group. Right-click a selected link to export, delete, or move the selection into a new folder. You can also press Delete or Backspace to remove selected items.
Copy and paste links
Focus a link or select several, then press Cmd+C on Mac or Ctrl+C on Windows to copy their URLs. Paste a URL on the new tab with Cmd+V or Ctrl+V to save it in the current folder.
Undo changes
Press Cmd+Z on Mac or Ctrl+Z on Windows to undo your last add, edit, move, or delete. Undo can also restore a deleted folder with its bookmarks.
Themes support
Right-click empty space and choose Customize to pick a color theme. In the extension, it follows your system’s light or dark appearance.
Customize folders
Right-click a folder and choose Change icon. Search or browse the icon picker, then select an icon to make the folder easier to spot.