A Chrome extension for fuzzy-jumping to bookmarks — inspired by zoxide.

Press Option+Z (Alt+Z on Windows/Linux), type a few characters, and jump to any bookmark in your zoxchrome folder.

1. Clone or download this repo
2. Open chrome://extensions/
3. Enable Developer mode (top right)
4. Click Load unpacked → select the repo directory
5. A zoxchrome bookmarks folder is created automatically — add your favorite bookmarks there

1. Press Option+Z (Alt+Z on Windows/Linux) — a search popup appears
2. Type a fuzzy query (e.g., ghtms to match "GitHub - My Stuff")
3. Arrow keys to select, Enter to navigate

The shortcut can be customized at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

Zoxchrome reads bookmarks from a special zoxchrome folder in your Chrome bookmarks. It fuzzy-matches your query against both bookmark titles and URLs, scoring results by consecutive character matches, word boundary hits, and position.

Unlike zoxide, zoxchrome does not track your visits or rank by frequency — bookmarks are managed 100% manually. Use Chrome's Bookmark Manager (Option+Cmd+B on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+O on Windows/Linux) to add, remove, or organize bookmarks in the zoxchrome folder.

No external dependencies, no build step, no tracking — just a few hundred lines of vanilla JS.