MemoryList

You find something you want, but not right now — and later you cannot remember where you saw it. MemoryList is for that moment. ■ One click to save On any page, click the MemoryList icon in your toolbar. That is the whole flow. No copying the address, no pasting it into a notes app, no hunting for that notes app later. Right-click the toolbar icon and choose "Open my list" to jump straight to everything you have saved. ■ It becomes a list Saved links appear at memorylist.link with the page title and image, so you can tell what each one was — not a wall of bare addresses. ■ Works where other tools get blocked The extension reads the title and image from the page you are already looking at, so it works on shops that block outside services. If a page still gives nothing back, the link is saved anyway, and you can rename it in your list. ■ Save freely No folders, no tags. It never asks you to sort something at the moment you save it. ■ Anywhere, not just stores Amazon, AliExpress, local shops, hotel pages, articles, videos — if the page has an address, it can be saved. ■ Reads only what it needs It reads the page's address, title and preview image only at the moment you click the icon, and only on that tab. It does not follow or collect your browsing history. To get started, sign in with Google at memorylist.link.