Sebrod
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ANDROID

Sebrod Bookmark Folder

A folder that floats over whatever you’re doing. Share a link, a file, a note or an app into it, arrange things your way, and open them from anywhere on your phone.

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Bookmark Folder grid view with a video, a PDF, a ZIP, Audible and Amazon links, photos and an MP3

What it does

Collects from the Share menu

Any app that can share can send to a folder: web pages, photos, videos, PDFs, documents. Open the folder later from a widget or the floating window.

Shortcuts, not copies

Files you pick are stored as references to the original, so a folder never doubles your storage. Choose “shortcut folders” and shared documents from those places link back too.

Links that look like something

A saved page gets its real preview image and a clean title. The app picks a sensible crop and learns from the ones you adjust.

Five ways to look at a folder

Grid, preview, feed, list or details. Search, sort, or drag items into the order you want. Folders can nest.

Opens most things itself

Built-in viewers for images (swipe between them), PDFs, video and ZIP archives, plus quick text notes, a drawing pad and voice notes.

Home-screen widgets

Three widget styles, each themed independently. Six colour palettes for the folder itself.

Undo and tidy

Deleted items wait in a recycle bin for 48 hours. A “Remove duplicates” tool finds identical files and keeps the cleanest copy.

Backup and move

Export a folder to a ZIP with its links, apps and crops, and import it on another device. Duplicates are skipped on the way in.

About permissions

The floating window needs Android’s “display over other apps” permission — that is what lets the folder sit on top of everything else. Photo and video access is only requested the first time you turn a shared photo or video into a shortcut, so the shortcut can point at your original file.

Nothing in the folder is uploaded anywhere. Link previews are fetched from the page you saved, the same way a browser would.