A better way to save, clean, tag, and share links

Nox Atlas is a lightweight browser extension for Chrome/Edge that helps you capture links fast, keep them tidy, and share them wherever you work — without handing your data to anyone else. It’s built for people who live in their browser: developers, researchers, and anyone who collects lots of URLs.

Why use it?

• One place for links. Save from the toolbar, a dialog, or the context menu.
• Stay organized. Tag, filter, search, and de-duplicate in seconds.
• Fix messy links. Bulk tools help standardize URLs (e.g., convert to HTTPS, lowercase, strip spaces).
• Share anywhere. Custom Actions let you send %url% to services like LinkedIn, Mastodon, or your own tools.
• Own your data. Everything is stored in your browser — no cloud back‑end. Pro Sync can use a local folder or network share (optional).

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Key screens

Saved URLs — your link inbox

Filter, tag, de-duplicate, export/import, and multi-select actions. Buttons include Multi-Launch, New, Paste, Remove Duplicates, Export, and more.

Save URL dialog — quick capture

Type a title, paste a URL, and click one or more tag chips. That’s it.

Options — make it yours

Context Menu History — what you grabbed from right-click

About — what to expect

Panels & tools

• Dashboard — one click to every page and tool.
• Saved URLs — main table to browse, tag, filter, multi-select, export/import, and de-duplicate links.
• URL Organizer — organize URLs into folders, switch views (list, tiles, images), and perform bulk edits.
• Favorites — build a draggable board of your most-used links; export/import your layout.
• Staging — a quick inbox for temporary captures before filing.
• Tasks — calendar-style view to plan work sessions and reopen sets of links.
• Browsing History — filter, search and revisit pages you’ve opened; send matches to Saved URLs.
• Tags Organizer — apply/remove tags in bulk; regroup items fast.
• Smart Tags — auto-apply tags from simple rules.
• Tag Visualizations — explore by tree, map, matrix, or freeform to spot gaps and clusters.
• Tag Launchers — define launchers to open groups of tagged links with one click.
• Domain Visualizations — hub and map views to analyze what you’ve collected by site.
• Shared Links (Pro) — import links from JSON or text sources you trust; merges only new items.
• Thumbnails & Image Helper — fetch thumbnails automatically (Microlink if configured; WordPress mShots fallback) and capture your own when needed.
• Backups (Pro) — create on-demand or scheduled backups, purge old ones, and restore safely.
• Sync (Pro) — private, file‑based sync using a folder on disk or a network share; seed/compact/rescan controls included.
• Options — customize appearance, Custom Actions, notifications, storage, and more.
• Maintenance & Logging — tools and logs to keep data healthy.

How it works

1. Save a link
   • Click the toolbar button and use Save URL, or
   • Right-click a link/page and choose Save to Nox Atlas, or
   • Paste multiple URLs using the Paste button on Saved URLs.
2. Tag & find
   • Use Tags to group related links.
   • Filter by text, tag, or URL. The search box supports quick narrowing.
3. Clean & standardize
   • Open Tools to perform helpful bulk fixes (e.g., convert to HTTPS, lowercase URLs, trim whitespace).
   • Click Remove Duplicates to de-dupe safely.
4. Import/Export
   • Import from Bookmarks HTML, CSV, or HTML/JSON/TXT via Shared Links.
   • Export selected items or everything to take your data elsewhere.
5. Custom Actions (power feature)
   • In Options, enable Custom Actions and add buttons that point to any web URL.
   • Use the token %url% which is replaced with the selected link.
   • Examples you can use today:
     • Share to Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=%url%
     • Share to LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/sharing/share-offsite/?url=%url%
     • Share to Mastodon → https://mastodon.social/share?text=%url%
   • These open a small window with the URL pre-filled so you can finish the post. (No app secrets, no server round-trips.)

Privacy & security (straight talk)

• Your URLs are stored on your machine inside browser storage.
• No cloud back-end: the extension does not send your links to me or to third parties.
• Pro Sync uses a private folder on your computer or network storage device.
• Thumbnail fetching can use Microlink (if you provide a key) and falls back to WordPress mShots. No link content is uploaded to my servers.
• License checks contact noximaze.com only to validate your key.
• No background “AI” processing of your data.
• You’re always in control: export or delete at any time.

Permissions at a glance

• tabs, activeTab, scripting — capture titles/icons, open tabs, and run small capture helpers you trigger.
• storage, unlimitedStorage — store your links locally.
• contextMenus — right‑click “Save to Nox Atlas”.
• bookmarks, history — optional import and the Browsing History view.
• notifications — show small completion toasts.
• clipboardWrite, offscreen — copy/export helpers and the Image Helper page.

Licensing

• PRO license is a one-time purchase tied to your email.
• Install the PRO version on up to five (5) personal computers.
• Lifetime updates included.

(If you’re evaluating, start with the base features. You can unlock PRO on your own schedule.)

Getting started

1. Install Nox Atlas for Chrome/Edge.
2. Click the extension icon → Open Manager.
3. Save a couple of links, add tags, and try Remove Duplicates and a Custom Action.
4. Export your list to CSV to prove you can get your data out anytime.

FAQ

Where is my data stored?

Inside your browser’s local/sync storage. Nothing is uploaded to my servers.

Does it work offline?

Yes. You only need a connection for external pages you open (e.g., when sharing).

Can I bulk-add links?

Yes. Use Paste in Saved URLs to drop in one or many lines.

What does Multi-Launch do?

Opens the currently selected links in new tabs — handy for research bursts.

Changelog

• v1.1 — Initial release after private testing.

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Documentation

Knowledge

Purchase a PRO License (5 browser identities)