u/IdeaAgile4072

Hi everyone,


I'm a developer who tends to keep way too many tabs open ("I'll read this later..."
× 50 tabs), so I built a Chrome extension called 
**Link Drawer**
 to scratch my own itch.
Rather than adding lots of features, I focused on 
**one core flow**
:
**save your currently open tabs as a named group, and pull them back from the side panel whenever you need them.**
I've been using it daily for a while now, and I'd love to hear what you think
— especially anything that feels awkward or missing. Honest feedback (good or bad) is super welcome. 🙏


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### 🔗 Install
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/link-drawer/foioopddemlhkapbjijiacbpedpbgpni
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### ✨ Features
- 
**Bulk-save open tabs**
: pick the tabs you want and save them as a group in one click
- 
**Side-panel UI**
: lives in Chrome's side panel, so it doesn't break your flow
- 
**Drag-and-drop**
: reorder groups and links freely
- 
**Open a whole group at once**
 in new tabs
- 
**Search**
 across saved links and groups
- 
**Keyboard shortcut**
: `Alt + L` (macOS: `MacCtrl + L`) toggles the side panel
- 
**Backup & restore**
: export/import your data as JSON, with merge or replace on import
- 
**Dark mode**
 + i18n (English / 한국어 / 日本語)
- 
**100% local storage**
: data is stored locally via SQLite (WASM) on OPFS.
  Nothing is sent to any server.
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### 🙋 Feedback I'd love to hear
1. 
**Bugs**
: anything that crashes, fails to save, or behaves weirdly
2. 
**Feature ideas**
: "I'd actually use this if it had X" — please tell me X
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If you give it a try, leaving a quick review on the Web Store would mean a lot.
Thanks for reading! 🙇