abhixramm/link-mind

{"i":0,"repo":"AbhixRamm/LINK-MIND","stars":1,"lang":"JavaScript","ok":true,"char_count":1813,"text":"LINK MIND is a Chrome extension that helps you save and organize web bookmarks. When you save a page, it uses Google Gemini 3.5 Flash, an AI model, to automatically figure out what category the link belongs to based on the page title and web address. The extension keeps everything stored locally on your computer, so your bookmark data is not sent to external servers except when the AI does the categorization.\n\nThe extension adds a small floating button onto the pages you visit, positioned at the bottom right of the screen. From there you can save the current page, mark it as a favorite, categorize it, or delete it without having to open a separate window. There is also a compact popup menu you access by clicking the extension icon in the browser toolbar, where you can save the active tab with one click, pick categories by hand, search your saved links, and see recently added pages.\n\nA separate dashboard view gives you a fuller picture of your bookmarks. It has a sidebar that groups links by category with live counts, statistics on how many bookmarks and favorites you have, and a search tool that lets you filter by title, web address, or category. You can rename link titles directly in the dashboard grid, sort links by date or alphabetically, and export your bookmarks as a backup file or import them back in.\n\nThe AI categorization follows some specific rules. YouTube videos get labeled by their topic or creator content, like \"Youtube, Coding.\" Streaming sites like Netflix get labeled by genre, such as \"Netflix, Action.\" Other websites get grouped under their domain name, like \"Github.com\" or \"Wikipedia.org.\" To enable this feature, you need to provide your own Google Gemini API key in the dashboard settings.\n\nThe visual design uses a dark theme with obsidian black backgrounds and ruby red accent colors. It supports both dark and light modes. To install it, you load the project folder as an unpacked extension in Chrome's developer mode.","error":null}