Small Chrome extensions that finish the job

Search your RedNote saves, locally.

RedNote's saved posts pile up faster than its one-at-a-time album tool can sort them — a few thousand in and the backlog is unrecoverable. Redkeep pulls your whole collection into the browser and makes it searchable: titles, authors, covers, all indexed locally. Every other tool in this space stops at exporting; this one is about the part after that.

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Sort your YouTube Watch Later, organize subscriptions.

A Watch Later that only goes up is not a queue, and YouTube offers no way down: no sorting, no multi-select, one three-dot menu at a time. Tubekeep reads it into the browser and makes it workable — sorted by length, by age or by channel and in either direction, cleared or filed away in batches, with the videos that have gone dead found and listed. Your playlists and subscriptions come in with it, so one search covers the whole library and one folder tree tidies the flat list of channels. Your own lists are read through the YouTube tab you are already signed in to — they are yours, so it has to be you — and the index stays on your machine.

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Group your extensions. Switch a whole group on or off.

Chrome lists your extensions one at a time and switches them one at a time. Extgroups sorts them into groups you define — plus four it works out by itself, like your developer builds — and turns a whole group on or off in one click, with undo. The list of what you have installed never leaves your browser: the extension makes no network requests at all.

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