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# Custom Menu Ordering

Introduced in v1.5, Custom Menu Ordering lets you rearrange the main menu items — **Bookmarks**, **History**, **Tab Tools**, **Read Later**, and **Downloads** — to match how you actually use the extension.

## How to reorder

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{% step %}

### On the main menu, click the **☰ Reorder** button

Click the **☰ Reorder** button in the bottom-right corner of the footer to enter edit mode.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Drag menu items into your preferred order

Drag handles appear on each menu item. Drag them into your preferred order.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Click **Done** to save and exit

Click the **Done** button (same position) to save and exit edit mode. Navigation is disabled while reorder mode is active to prevent accidental view changes.

Your order is saved automatically via `chrome.storage.sync`, which means it persists across browser restarts and **syncs across all your devices** where you're signed into Chrome.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

## Reset to default

When edit mode is active, a **Reset to default** row appears below the draggable items. Clicking it restores the original order — Bookmarks → History → Tab Tools → Read Later → Downloads — and exits edit mode. The row disappears when you leave edit mode normally.


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