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The scope of organizing URLs can go beyond adding structure to your Internet browser’s bookmarks library, your list of frequently visited websites or even folder collection. Local directory addresses, such as the ones pointing out to apps or other paths can also be part of an organizational scheme.

VDM or Visual Desktop Manager is a C#-based application that was designed specifically in order to provide users with the means of organizing their URLs. Relying its functionality on structuring the actual links into a treeview-style hierarchy. Throughout this hierarchy, groups can be created, this way enabling one to amass URLs or addresses that have a common characteristic, such as theme, topic, etc.

Users will be able to store application paths, directory addresses, or actual website URLs. Once inputted in the treeview database, the stored paths will become actual hyperlinks, enabling users to open them directly and preview the content.

The app’s layout offers on-screen commands for almost all of its features, allowing one to build the treeview structure based on a default scheme. Testing the added links is also provided, as well as loading data from XML-format files or saving the resulting organizational scheme altogether.