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The extension lands on Edge, with a new look
Now on Microsoft Edge too
The extension was approved and is live in the Edge store. On Edge you install straight from there, with no "extension from another store" warning.

The extension window was redesigned
- The link sits in a card with an editable title and address, and spaces became buttons — switching destination takes no menu.
- The collection picker has search, and typing a name that doesn't exist yet offers to create it on the spot.
- Beside the collection, a tag says whether it is private, unlisted or public. You know where the link lands before saving.
- At the bottom, a preview of the last link you saved, with the collection and space it went to.
- At the top, one menu with shortcuts into the app (My Links, Collections, Spaces, Network) and another with your profile, the keyboard shortcut and sign out.
Saving by keyboard became reliable
- The extension icon now flashes a confirmation when a link is saved. Before, with system notifications off, there was no sign it had worked at all.
- Saving the same address twice no longer makes a copy: the extension tells you it is already there.
- The suggested shortcut is now Alt+Shift+S, a far less contested combination — the previous one often ended up with no key assigned, silently.
- The "set shortcut" link works on Edge, where that page has its own address.