Kosh is a lightweight Chrome extension that replaces the browser’s default bookmark interface with a focused manager for saving, organizing, tagging and quickly locating web pages. It works directly with the browser’s native bookmarks so users keep their existing data instead of migrating to an external service. The interface targets people with large bookmark collections, adding tagging and search-friendly organization to help find and manage links more efficiently while presenting a cleaner, dedicated UI.
The extension is small (125 KiB), English-only, listed as version 0.0.3 and updated on September 24, 2026, with a visible user count of seven and no public ratings. The developer provides an email contact and is declared a non-trader, which triggers a note that EU consumer-rights protections don’t apply. The developer also declares that user data is not collected, sold, transferred for unrelated uses, or used for creditworthiness decisions. Screenshots accompany the listing to show the UI, and related bookmark and tab-management extensions are suggested alongside the item.
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