A modern, cross-browser speed dial that respects your privacy, inspired by Opera
- Automatically generates thumbnails and screenshots, or add your own.
- Uses the native bookmarks library so speed dials can be synced by the browser.
- Sortable with drag and drop
- Supports folders
- Simple and fast UI
- No ads, trackers, or BS :)
Yes! Just right-click the speed dial and select Edit.
YASD loads thumbnails using the Open Graph standard. This keeps those thumbnails up to date automatically, but if a website removes the image it may no longer load in YASD. To fetch new images, simply right-click the dial and select "Refresh thumbnails".
This is required for YASD to capture an image of the website for the thumbnail. YASD accesses absolutely no other data for any reason whatsoever. These two features (visual thumbnails and user privacy) were the primary motivation for creating YASD. Note, YASD still works if you deny this permission, just without capturing thumbnails. You can find the YASD privacy policy here: https://conceptualspace.net/privacy.md
While the actual CPU usage is very low (confirm using your OS task manager), some cycles are used to elimate jankiness. YASD uses a high performance rendering engine (GSAP) to keep user interactions and animations smooth. The usage is 0 when YASD is not in focus.
Yes, just use Shift + Right-click on the speed dial to access the default context menu.
This is a bug in Firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1411209
chrome: remove chrome_settings_overrides and browser_specific_settings manifest keys
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