Bookmark manager for VS Code — store, organize, and share project bookmarks (files & URLs) with your team, right from the editor.
Every project has dependencies beyond code: task lists, project management tools, documentation portals, CI/CD dashboards, design systems, and more. Typically you share these links via READMEs, wikis, or chat pinned messages — forcing context switches to the browser.
QuickMark brings those bookmarks directly into VS Code. Add a file or URL, organize them into groups, and open them instantly — no browser bookmark hunting required.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Add files or URLs | Bookmark workspace files (opens in editor) or external URLs (opens in browser). |
| Personal & Team bookmarks | Personal bookmarks live in VS Code settings (.vscode/settings.json or global). Team bookmarks live in a committed QuickMark.json at the project root — perfect for sharing via source control. |
| Groups | Organize bookmarks into named groups. |
| Deleted file detection | If a bookmarked file is deleted from disk, it automatically appears in a "Deleted Files" group. |
| Search | Fuzzy-search across all bookmarks (personal + team) via the Command Palette. |
| Move between storages | Easily move a bookmark from Personal ↔ Team. |
| Explorer integration | Right-click any file in the Explorer → Add to QuickMark. |
- Install the extension.
- Click the QuickMark icon in the Activity Bar (left sidebar).
- Use the + button in either the Personal or Team tree view to add your first bookmark.
- Or right-click any file in the Explorer → Add to QuickMark.
All commands are available via Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
QuickMark: Add Bookmark | Add a file or URL bookmark |
QuickMark: Search Bookmarks | Fuzzy-search all bookmarks |
QuickMark: Create Group | Create a new bookmark group |
Stored in VS Code settings. By default uses workspace settings (.vscode/settings.json). Change to global user settings via:
"quickmark.personalStorageScope": "global"Stored in QuickMark.json at the workspace root. Commit this file to source control so your team can use the same bookmarks.
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
quickmark.personalStorageScope | "workspace" | Where to store personal bookmarks: "workspace" or "global". |
npm install
npm run build # one-shot build
npm run watch # watch mode# Press F5 in VS Code to launch the Extension Development HostMIT