Stash

Stash replaces your New Tab page with a fast, visual home for the links you actually use. Save links from anywhere Right-click any page or link to save it instantly, use the toolbar button to stash the current tab, or paste a URL directly into Stash's New Tab page. Titles, favicons, and hostnames are pulled in automatically. Organize into groups Sort links into color-coded groups — work, reading list, projects, whatever fits how you think. Drag and drop links between groups, or reorder them within a group, kanban-style. Rename, recolor, or delete groups anytime; deleting a group never deletes its links, they just move to Unsorted. Find things fast Press Cmd/Ctrl+K to search across every saved link, group, and URL with live filtering and keyboard navigation. No match? Save the query as a new link on the spot. Surface what you use most Your most-opened links rise to the top automatically, so the pages you visit daily are always one click away — no digging through folders. Private by design Stash stores everything locally via Chrome's built-in sync storage. There are no external servers, no accounts, and no tracking — your links stay yours and sync quietly across your signed-in Chrome browsers.