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Abookmark
Abookmark
1Abookmark: where everything serves as a bookmark. Abookmark is an innovative bookmark manager and tab organizer designed for the Chromium browser. It effectively utilizes the built-in bookmarks as its data repository, allowing users to seamlessly import and export their information while benefiting from free system-level data synchronization. This tool can save and restore tabs similar to one-tab, session buddy, or toby, but it uniquely captures them as bookmarks. In this context, a bookmark represents a suspended tab, while a tab acts as a dynamic bookmark, with the ability to interchange between the two and function cohesively. Abookmark excels in handling a significant volume of tabs and bookmarks efficiently. While Abookmark boasts a variety of sophisticated features, it can also be utilized simply as a bookmark bar or a straightforward tab manager, adapting to your needs for simplicity or complexity. ## Features - Comprehensive bookmark bar and manager. - Support for labels and tags for better organization. - Integrated trash/recycle functionality. - Efficient tab management options reminiscent of onetab or session buddy. - Enhanced data viewing capabilities, allowing users to copy bookmark or tab information with ease.
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