Retired URLflows for Individuals has been retired. It stays on the Chrome Web Store and keeps working, but it won't get any more updates — everything we build now goes into the greatly improved Team Bookmarks by URLflows, which does all of this plus bookmarks shared across your devices and your teammates. Do move over when you can 🙂

Organize bookmarks into sections

Sections are the building blocks of URLflows for Individuals. Here's how to keep them tidy.

Create & rename

  • Click + New Section in the sidebar to add one.
  • Double-click the section title to rename it inline.
  • Delete a section from its ⋯ menu — if it still holds bookmarks, URLflows asks first whether to remove them too or keep them as Unsectioned.

Reorder with drag-and-drop

  • Drag a section's header to move it up or down.
  • Drag a bookmark within a section to reorder it.
  • Drag a bookmark across sections to move it — or drop a link straight from the web onto a section.

Group with dividers

  • Add a labeled divider from a section's ⋯ menu to split it into sub-groups.
  • In the default List layout, each divider wraps the bookmarks beneath it in a rounded container — drag the container by its frame to move the divider and all of its bookmarks at once.
  • Drops snap to a container's edge, so you can't accidentally split a group.
  • Tune how bold the outlines look with the Divider Border slider in Options → Bookmarks.

Choose a layout

Every section has a layout you can pick from its ⋯ menu — or set one default for all sections in Options → Bookmarks:

  • List — the classic vertical rows with full titles and icons.
  • Pills — wrapping rounded chips, perfect for tag-like collections.
  • Cards — a compact tile grid that fits more links on screen.
  • Flow — numbered steps with a thread line, ideal for routines; "Open all" becomes "Run flow".

Find & filter

  • Search matches titles and URLs across every section in real time, gently opening collapsed sections so matches stay visible.
  • Domain grouping regroups your bookmarks by the site they belong to, with favicons and counts.
  • Sort by usage pushes your daily drivers to the top — see Surface your most-used bookmarks.

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