My Mini App Launcher

My Mini App Launcher — your private library of HTML mini apps, launched from the browser toolbar. If you've ever generated a small HTML page from an AI assistant, downloaded a one-page tool, or built a quick web utility for yourself, you know the pain — those files scatter across your Downloads folder and you can never find them again. My Mini App Launcher fixes that. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the extension icon to open your library. 2. Add a .html file — click Upload, or drag the file straight onto the popup — then give it a name and a colour. 3. Click any saved tile to open it instantly in a new tab. No account. No syncing. No analytics. Nothing leaves your device. WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Private by design — everything is stored only in your browser's local storage. No one (including the developer) ever sees your files. • No signup, no email, no permissions to access your browsing data. • Works with any HTML — dashboards, mini tools, AI-generated reports, calculators, games. If it's a .html file, it works. • Modern single-file apps work too — common libraries such as Vue, React and Tailwind load from public CDNs. • Sandboxed rendering — your saved apps run inside a Chrome sandbox, isolated from your other browser data. • Make the library yours — switch between grid and list, drag to reorder, and give each app its own colour. • Edit, rename, replace or delete any saved app at any time. GOOD TO KNOW • Save up to 10 apps, each up to 5 MB. • Each app should be a single self-contained .html file — styles and scripts inside the one file. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO This isn't cloud storage. Your library lives in this browser profile, on this device. If you want a portable copy, keep the original .html file somewhere safe. Uninstalling the extension or clearing site data will remove your saved apps. PRIVACY The extension has no server, no analytics, no tracking, no advertising and no third-party services, and it never sends your files anywhere. The extension itself makes no network requests of any kind. The only network activity that can happen comes from your own saved apps: if one of your files references something external — most often a library such as Vue or Tailwind, but equally an image, font or stylesheet — your browser fetches it when you open that app. Scripts can only be loaded from a short fixed list of well-known public CDNs. Either way the request comes from your app, not from the extension, and it carries none of your data. Privacy Policy: https://clickpopme.github.io/clickpopme-legal/my-mini-app-launcher/privacy/ Terms of Service: https://clickpopme.github.io/clickpopme-legal/my-mini-app-launcher/terms/