The Sidebar will keep frequently used folders and links close in a compact panel that stays out of the way until it is needed.
The Sidebar will provide a compact place for the folders and links a person uses most often. Those shortcuts will remain available while moving through the rest of a bookmark collection.
This keeps quick access separate from the main folder structure, so a bookmark can stay organized where it belongs without becoming harder to reach.
The Sidebar will stay just beyond the left edge of the workspace and slide into view when someone moves there to use it. After the interaction is complete, it will move out of the way so bookmark lists keep their full working space.
Links and folders will be added to the Sidebar through the same drag-and-drop interaction used to organize bookmarks. Sidebar shortcuts can be reordered or removed, and their linked items can be dragged into bookmark lists without introducing a separate management screen.
Build the edge panel, load saved folder and link shortcuts into it, and keep their order available across sessions. The Sidebar will remain unavailable to customers until the complete interaction is ready for a controlled preview.
Complete the full drag workflow for adding and reordering Sidebar shortcuts, placing linked items into a chosen bookmark location, and removing shortcuts without changing the original bookmark unexpectedly.
Refine the Sidebar for the WebCull web app and supported browser extensions so edge opening, saved shortcuts, and drag-and-drop behavior remain dependable wherever the Sidebar is offered.
WebCull will invite a small group of people to use the Sidebar with real bookmark collections before making it generally available.
The preview will focus on whether edge access feels natural, saved shortcuts remain dependable, and moving items between the Sidebar and bookmark lists matches what people expect.
WebCull will follow how people use the Sidebar for recurring research, active projects, daily references, and large bookmark collections.
Real workflows will show which shortcuts earn a permanent place, where the Sidebar saves time, and what should improve before wider release.
