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Save in one click
Store the current tab instantly from the popup, context menu, or keyboard shortcut.
Development / Browser Extension
Link Keeper
A fast browser widget for saving, tagging, pinning, and finding links again before your bookmarks turn into a junk drawer.
The idea
Bookmarks are useful until they become invisible.
Link Keeper keeps the save-and-find loop small. Open the widget, save the current page, add tags when needed, and search it later without digging through folders. It is built for people who collect references, tools, articles, dashboards, docs, and ideas all day long.
Core features
Everything you need, nothing that slows the flow down.
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Tag everything
Add simple tags while saving, so useful links stay grouped by topic, client, project, or idea.
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Find it fast
Search across titles, URLs, and tags from a compact popup or a full-page link overview.
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Pin what matters
Keep important pages at the top of the list without losing the speed of a lightweight tool.
Workflow
Designed for the tiny moments between tabs.
Save
Capture the page or link the moment it becomes useful.
Organize
Add tags, pin the essentials, and let the list stay readable.
Recover
Search by title, URL, or tag and get back to the right page quickly.
Built clean
Private by default, simple by design.
No account or backend
Links stay in the user's own browser profile, with sync handled by Chrome or Edge storage.
International from the start
A custom translation layer supports 29 languages, including right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew.
Lightweight stack
Manifest V3, vanilla JavaScript, chrome.storage.sync, context menus, and commands.
Result
A compact link library that feels closer than bookmarks.
Link Keeper turns scattered saved pages into a searchable personal library. The widget is quick enough for daily use, structured enough for heavy link collectors, and quiet enough to stay out of the way.
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