Lightmorphic Sidebar

Lightmorphic Sidebar puts a private side panel beside whatever you are reading. Pin a site to the rail and it opens right here in the panel, like a small window beside the page you are on: your mail, a chat, docs, anything you keep flicking tabs to reach. Keep a scratchpad one click away. Save the lines of text you retype every week and click one to drop it straight into whatever box you were typing in. No titles to fill in, no filing. Search is in the panel too. One box, and a row of letters for the seven search engines you can pick from, so changing where you search is one press and not a trip to settings. Results open in the panel, in the site's phone layout so they fit the width. Everything you save lives in one bookmarks folder, so if your browser syncs bookmarks it all follows you to your other machines. There is no account to make and no server to sign in to. It works in browsers that sync bookmarks but not extension data, which is why it was built this way. It installs with access to no websites at all. When you open a pinned panel it asks for that one site, and nothing else. Nothing is sent anywhere: no accounts, no servers, no analytics, no remote code. Everything stays in your browser. Light, dark, or following the browser, on one button. Lightmorphic Sidebar does not touch your new tab page or anything else in the browser. It is a side panel and nothing more. Works in Chrome and the browsers built on it, from version 114.