Dragon Bookmark Manager

Every open folder is a value. That is why restore works.

Dragon Bookmark Manager was written by mykeydoesotwork in ClojureScript, using the re-frame and reagent libraries. The choice of ClojureScript is not incidental. Re-frame's unidirectional data flow makes the state of a dozen floating windows predictable in a way that would be messy in plain JavaScript. Every open folder, every selection, every saved View is a value in a single app-db atom. That architecture is why undo and restore work cleanly.

The extension overrides Chrome's native bookmark manager entirely. When you press Ctrl+Shift+O, Dragon opens instead, and it opens with the folder you were last looking at already selected. The floating window model came from watching how people actually navigate deep bookmark trees: they want to keep a parent folder visible while drilling into a child, not lose it the moment they click. Pinning a child folder was added after that same observation, because sometimes you want one specific subfolder to stay put no matter what.