Visual Bookmarks

Visual Bookmarks replaces the plain bookmark bar with something you can actually recognize at a glance. Click "Bookmark this tab" and it saves the page along with a small screenshot of what was on screen — so instead of scanning a list of titles, you're looking at a grid of thumbnails that jog your memory the way the page itself would. What it does: - Bookmarks the current tab with one click, capturing a low-resolution screenshot alongside the title and URL. - Shows every bookmark in a 4-column visual grid, right in the popup. - Sorts by recency, so the pages you saved most recently (or longest ago) are easy to find. - Searches by title, domain, or URL as you type. - Opens a bookmark in a new background tab without switching away from what you're doing — so you can queue up several pages from the grid before you look at any of them. - Keeps incognito bookmarks completely separate from your normal browsing — nothing crosses between the two. Everything is stored locally in your browser. Visual Bookmarks doesn't have a server, doesn't sync your data anywhere, and doesn't track you — see the privacy policy for the full detail.