Bookmark Rot — Sunil V

Bookmarks only ever accumulate. Most people never delete one, so the list grows for years until it's too cluttered to be useful and full of pages saved on impulse and never opened again. Manually curating that list is a chore nobody actually does. Bookmark Rot fixes this by making bookmarks prove their own worth.

Save something the normal way - the star, or Ctrl+D — and it starts on a 30-day trial. Open it again before the trial ends and it earns more time, doubling each time you use it (30 → 60 → 120 → 240 → capped at 365 days). Never touch it again, and it quietly deletes itself. No manual cleanup, no guilt, no giant list of dead links five years from now.