You remember a phrase, not the title or the folder you put it in. Unforget reads the pages you’ve bookmarked, right inside Chrome, and brings back the one that said it, with your words marked.
Type a word you remember from anywhere on this page. Unforget does the same with every page you’ve bookmarked. This box searches only this page, right here in your browser, and sends nothing anywhere.
A small demo on this page’s own text. Unforget itself also forgives small typos, searches one site or folder when you type @, and puts the best match first.
No folders to keep tidy and no tags to add. Save pages the way you already do, and find them by whatever stuck with you.
Unforget fetches each bookmarked page and keeps its text in an index inside Chrome. New bookmarks are read as you save them, and Library health shows what has been read, what is waiting and what couldn’t load.
A phrase from the middle of an article, a word from a recipe, the name of a site. Type @ and a site or folder name to look in one place, or add @recent to put the newest first.
Each result leads with the lines that matched, your words marked, so you recognise the page by what it said. When nothing matches, “Did you mean” offers the word your pages actually use.
The side panel, the toolbar, the address bar and the keyboard are four ways in to the same library, and the address bar finds and orders pages just like the side panel.
Stays open beside the page you’re reading, in every window, with Search, Read Later, AI Chat and Dashboard one tab apart.
⌥Mopens it
Click Unforget’s star next to the address bar for a quick search, then carry on in the side panel or the full page.
Type the keyword, then search as you type. Enter opens the top result.
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Search from any tab, save the page you’re on for later, or run any command from the panel’s palette.
⌥⇧Fsearch ⌘⇧Ssave for later ⌘Kcommands
On Windows, Linux and ChromeOS, press Alt for ⌥ and Ctrl for ⌘. Chrome lets you change any of these shortcuts.
Search is the product. The rest keeps your library worth searching, and every change it makes can be undone.
4 moreEach a tab or a keystroke away
Save the page you’re on with ⌘⇧S and read it when you’re ready. To read, Archived, Read and Recently deleted lists, each one searchable.
Library health in one screen: pages that couldn’t load, tried again for you; duplicates; bookmarks you haven’t opened in over a month; untitled ones named from their own page.
A bookmark you delete, here or in Chrome’s own bookmark manager, is kept for 7 days with its folder and page text. Back up to a file whenever you like; after 30 days without one, Unforget offers a reminder.
Ask your bookmarks a question and get the matching pages and passages back. Answers come from your saved pages, on your device, with Chrome’s built-in AI where your Chrome has it.
Unforget has no account and no server of its own. It reads your pages in your browser and keeps what it learns there. The two features that would share more start off, and each one says what it shares where you turn it on.
No analytics, no tracking, no ads. Your settings, saved searches and pinned pages do use Chrome’s sync storage, so Chrome copies them to your other computers if you use Chrome sync. This page keeps the same promise: no cookies, and nothing loads from anywhere but this site.
Read the privacy policy
Coming soon
There’s nothing to install yet. Unforget is being prepared for the Chrome Web Store, and this page will link to the listing once it’s live. Until then, the release notes show where it’s going.
Read the privacy policyThe same notes appear inside Unforget after each update.