miroodum - Private AI Link Organizer

miroodum brings the links you plan to revisit into one focused side panel. Organize Chrome bookmarks, Reading List entries, locally saved links, and an optional encrypted Secret vault without creating a miroodum account or sending your library to a developer server. Key features: - Organize Chrome Bookmarks, Reading List, and local links in one unified side panel - Pin important links to the top with distinct visual highlighting (📌 badge & warm accent styling) - Full bookmark management: tree-indented folder picker, instant new folder creation, and inline renaming - Seamless keyboard navigation (j/k, Up/Down, Enter, Delete, c, p) and one-click URL clipboard copying - Clean theme customization (System, Light, Dark) and high-density compact list view - Save current page instantly with shortcuts or right-click context menu - Search and filter titles, addresses, notes, tags, and local open counts - Batch select and move links between Bookmarks, Reading List, miroodum, and an unlocked Secret vault - Compare duplicate Bookmark and Reading List addresses before cleanup - Check saved links with visible progress and review confirmed 404/410 broken pages - Restore public deletions from trash with manual, 7-day, or 30-day retention policies - Create safety recovery points before cleanups, link-check updates, and permanent deletions - Optionally keep backup-compatible recovery JSON in a user-selected Documents folder - Encrypt Secret vault URLs, titles, notes, and tags with WebCrypto AES-GCM - Back up, restore, and export your data in user-selected files - Optional browser-managed on-device AI for private summarization and chat (no cloud server transmission) On-device AI availability depends on the browser, version, device, language packs, and model readiness. Every core link-management feature works without AI using deterministic local rules. miroodum does not provide internet search or send your saved links to an external AI server. Privacy first: miroodum does not read Chrome browsing history, page bodies, cookies, form data, or personal communications. Broad site access is optional and requested only when you explicitly start Link Check.