OKNext Page — Alex Nuta

OKNext is a page-discovery service — pick some categories, press one button, and land on a hand-picked page you probably wouldn't have found on your own.

How the toolbar works
Click the OKNext icon and press OK Next. From then on, a small circle follows you around the web in the corner of the sites you visit. Click it to open the toolbar, and click the logo to minimize it again. Drag the circle anywhere you like, and use "Hide OKNext" in the icon's menu to hide it everywhere until you want it back.

What you can do
- OK Next — jump to a hand-picked page from your categories
- Go Back — step back through the pages OK Next has taken you to
- Submit this page — suggest the page you're on for the OKNext catalog
- Save — keep a page for later; Saved opens your saved list
- Good page / Poor page — rate the quality of the page you're on
- Problem? — report a broken or inappropriate page, or one that doesn't work on your device

OK Next works without an account. Log in (free) to go back, save, submit, rate, and report pages, and to keep your categories and history.

Free plan: the toolbar is free, and the free plan includes sponsored pages — roughly one page in seven is a paid placement, labeled "Sponsored Link". An ad-free OKNext Pro plan is coming soon; nothing is sold in the toolbar.

The toolbar and website are in English. The pages OK Next finds come from around the web, and you can set a preferred language in your account settings.

Privacy: the toolbar does not read, collect, or transmit the content of the pages you visit, and it does not track your browsing. The only thing it reads about the page you're on is its address, and only when you click "Submit this page." To avoid covering a site's own header it measures where fixed elements sit (position and size only), which never leaves your browser. Your login and settings are kept in your browser's extension storage. Full policy: https://www.oknext.page/privacy