A Visual Link Panel for the Sites You Reopen
Put recurring destinations in visible project groups instead of hiding them behind a toolbar menu or nested folders.
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A link panel is a visible collection of destinations designed for repeated access. Unlike a bookmark menu, it keeps names, group relationships, and project context on screen.
What belongs in the panel
Use it for destinations you reopen: dashboards, documents, repositories, publishing tools, analytics, research, and communication channels. Leave one-time reading in Inbox until it deserves a permanent place.
How TabRover structures links
A board represents a project or life area. Columns divide broad lanes, groups hold related links, and search retrieves a destination by title, URL, description, or group name.
Why the new tab matters
The panel appears whenever a new Chrome tab opens, so there is no separate library to remember. A local browser copy keeps saved links available during a temporary internet or server interruption.
Frequently asked questions
What is a link panel?
How does TabRover link panel work?
Put recurring links where the next task starts
Create one clear panel for a real project.