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Second Bookmark Bar

Free vs Pro: every limit, in one table

Scheduled bookmarks settings showing a quota note after reaching the free plan's schedule limit.

Second Bookmark Bar’s core is free forever: the bar itself, all seven quick-switch slots, search, save, auto-switch rules and rule packs, excluded sites, categories and tags, cleanup, backup, and link check. Pro raises a handful of numeric ceilings and adds cloud sync.

A quota note after reaching the free schedule limit.
A quota note appears right where a limit is reached — here, Scheduled bookmarks.

Every limit

WhatFreePro
Active video folders1 at a time7 (all slots)
Tags per video232
Playlists per video224
Active scheduled bookmarks350
Link check bookmarks per run3005,000
Cloud sync & shared spaces—Included

What “capped” actually means

Hitting a cap blocks adding one more of that thing — it never deletes or locks anything you already have. Turn on an eighth active video folder past the free limit, for example, and the newest one simply swaps in for the oldest, rather than the extension losing data or breaking.

For the pricing and the reasoning behind it, see Free vs Pro — the full story on the blog; this page is just the numbers.

Try it in your own bar

Second Bookmark Bar is free to install, works entirely on your device by default, and takes about a minute to set up.

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