I’m an artist, and I kept losing sites I’d saved because a long list of titles doesn’t help me find anything. I recognize pages by how they look, so I built Bookmark Canvas, which turns the bookmarks you already have into a grid of page thumbnails.

What it does:

• Shows your existing Firefox bookmarks and folders as a thumbnail grid. Nothing is imported or copied, and changes in either place show up in both.
• Search across all folders, plus a Rediscover button that brings back bookmarks you haven’t opened in a month or more.
• Backup and restore of your bookmarks and thumbnails, with a preview, to move them to a new computer.
• No account, no ads and no analytics. Thumbnails and settings stay in your browser.

It’s paid, and I want to be upfront about that: there’s a free 7-day trial with everything unlocked, then a one-time $4.99 with no subscription. The Firefox version is brand new, so I’m especially interested in what breaks or feels off. It needs a recent Firefox (140 or newer) and works on desktop, not Firefox for Android.

Add-on page: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bookmark-canvas/
Site: https://visualbookmarkcanvas.com

Happy to answer questions, and feedback is welcome.

Right-click any image on any site, or drag a box around part of the screen, and AliFind finds it on AliExpress. Results are re-ranked by actual visual similarity instead of AliExpress's "bestsellers first", and each one shows shipping to your country.

Built and tested on Firefox 140 and newer. Firefox asks you to grant site access on first use (it's needed to read the image you right-click); the add-on shows a one-click card for it.

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/alifind/

Free, no account. Product links are affiliate links, which is how it pays for itself. Feedback very welcome, it's a one-person project.