Free browser tool
Sort browser bookmarks into read, save, archive, and delete lanes with examples, warnings, presets, copy, and clear.
Updated 2026-06-30
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Use this planner when a browser folder or saved-link note has become too crowded to scan. It separates links to read soon, durable references, historical archive links, and links that can leave.
A giant read lane is just another backlog. Move only the next few links into read and put reference material in save or archive so it does not compete with urgent reading.
A useful row says why the link is kept or removed. Rename vague saved links after sorting so the reason is still clear later.
The planner does not verify source quality, copyright, privacy, account status, or citation rules. Check links tied to receipts, logins, work, school, or shared projects before deleting.
Copy the plan into a notes app when the browser folder is shared across devices or projects. The output is most useful when you act on delete and archive rows immediately, then schedule only the first few read rows.
Turn a crowded bookmark folder into near-term reading, durable references, archived records, and removable duplicates while preserving links tied to projects, receipts, or classes.
Inputs are processed in the browser for this static MVP. Avoid pasting secrets into any online tool unless you understand the environment.
No. Archive old project, receipt, login, or source links when they may still explain a past decision.
Use read for the next few links, save for references, archive for completed material, and delete for duplicates or dead links.
Keep read short enough to act on soon. If the lane has many links, move durable references to save and older context to archive.