Firefox & Chrome · New tab

Your bookmarks,
floating on every new tab.

Topmarks puts your bookmarks toolbar in a clean glass bar at the top of every new tab — over a curated wallpaper that refreshes itself. Minimal, fast, and out of your way.

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Free & open source No tracking, ever 7 languages

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Two ways to wear it

Frosted Glass, or solid Classic.

Pick the frosted-glass aesthetic with backdrop blur, or switch to Classic for solid surfaces and a bar that anchors flush to the top. Try the toggle in the bottom-right.

Topmarks Glass style, light theme — **Glass**Backdrop blur

Topmarks Classic style — **Classic**Flush & solid

Everything, nothing more

Small on purpose.

Topmarks does a few things and does them well. No dashboards, no widgets you'll never use.

Bookmarks where you want them

Your toolbar appears as a clean pill at the top. Folders open as dropdowns; nested folders cascade as side menus.

Curated wallpapers

Every session loads a high-resolution photo from a curated Unsplash collection, sized to your display — up to 4K.

Light · Dark · Auto

Follows your system theme, or pick one and stick with it. The glass adapts so text always stays readable.

7 languages

English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese and Simplified Chinese — auto-detected from your browser.

Privacy-respecting

No analytics, no trackers, no remote code. Your bookmarks never leave your device. The only request is to Unsplash.

Tuned to taste

Center or left-align the bar, give any top-level folder its own emoji icon, toggle the search field, and set a refresh interval — 1, 6, 12 or 24h.

See it in motion

A calmer new tab.

Glass bar anchored at the bottom — Glass · Bottom bar

What happens on your tab,
stays on your tab.

Topmarks reads your bookmarks locally to draw the bar. There's no account, no sync server, no telemetry. The single outbound request fetches a wallpaper from Unsplash — and only when backgrounds are on.

No analytics No third-party trackers Bookmarks stay local Open source · MIT

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Free, open source, and installed in two clicks.