SupaSidebar

Problem it solves: If you use more than one browser on your Mac, you already know the pain - bookmarks in three different places, tabs scattered across windows, and no single place to manage any of it. Safari for personal, Chrome for work, maybe Brave or Firefox for something else. Every browser has its strengths, but none of them talk to each other.

So I built one place that does.

Meet SupaSidebar: One sidebar to organize your tabs, bookmarks, and apps - across every browser on your Mac

What it does:

• - Save links, files and folders with global shortcuts
• - Fuzzy search open tabs, browser history and saved links
• - Open saved links in any browser with a click
• - Common browser history across browsers
• - iCloud Sync

How SupaSidebar compares to alternatives:

• - vs. Browser extensions (OneTab, Toby, Workona, Sidebery):
• Extensions only work inside one browser. If you use Safari and Chrome, you need two extensions that don't talk to each other. SupaSidebar sits outside the browser as a system-wide macOS app, so your tabs, bookmarks, and history are in one place regardless of which browser you're in. It also works with Safari, which most extensions cannot.
• - vs. Bookmark managers (Raindrop, Anybox, GoodLinks):
• These are separate apps you have to remember to open. SupaSidebar lives right next to your browser as a floating sidebar - always visible, one shortcut away. No context switching, no extra step.
• - vs. Sidebar browsers (Arc, Zen, Vivaldi):
• These lock you into one browser engine. If you need Chrome extensions and Safari's privacy features, you're stuck choosing. SupaSidebar gives you the same sidebar experience across whatever browsers you actually use, without replacing any of them.