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Access and organize tabs, bookmarks, and recent links across macOS browsers.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "supasidebar-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Please read the tabs currently open across my macOS browsers, group them by topic, and give me a concise work checklist.
A grouped list of tabs by topic, along with suggested next actions.
Find recently visited webpages related to competitor pricing and list them by browser source.
A list of matching recent links, labeled by source browser.
Summarize my bookmarks related to user research and categorize them into references, tools, and examples.
A categorized bookmark list for easier review and reuse.
When a researcher or product manager has materials scattered across multiple macOS browsers, they can use AI to read tabs, bookmarks, and recent history in one place and quickly consolidate sources.
When office workers have too many tabs to manage, they can use this tool to let AI organize current pages by topic and improve browsing efficiency.
When users remember viewing a page but forget which browser it was in, they can use recent-link access to help AI locate the relevant webpage.
It is an MCP tool that lets an AI client access and organize open tabs, bookmarks, and recently visited links across macOS browsers. The description says it is powered by the free tier of SupaSidebar.
It is stated to work on macOS and across macOS browsers. The exact browser coverage is not detailed in the provided information; see the source repository.
Yes. The original description explicitly says it is powered by the free tier of the SupaSidebar app. More installation and connection details are not provided here; see the source repository.
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