Hey everyone, I'm a high school student who's been teaching myself web development.  As my projects started piling up, I kept running into the same frustration — you can't see what's inside a folder until you actually open it. Every time I needed a specific file, I had to click through folder after folder just to find it. It sounds small, but it gets really tedious really fast.  So I had an idea: "What if I could put folders on a canvas like Figma? Just drop them there and immediately see what files are inside — without even opening anything?"  That's how Postrix started.  As I kept building, I thought it would also be useful to organize URLs and links alongside the folders — so I added that too. You can group links into cards and arrange everything on the same canvas.  And now, I've taken it one step further — Postrix is also available as a browser extension! Install it on Chrome or Edge and access your canvas without ever leaving your browser. Just click the extension icon and your workspace is right there.  🔗 Edge Add-on (Beta): https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/igmkojemcaieihfkkiaecfpedhimgmpg  Postrix is now live as a free Beta! You can also export your workspace as a single self-contained HTML file to share with anyone.  Built entirely with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no server, no account, everything stays in your own browser.  Since it's still in Beta, bug reports and feedback mean everything to me — what works, what doesn't, any ideas you have. Feel free to drop by the Discord! 😊  💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/Hxf7fPuv

I'm a high school student and I built a canvas-based file + URL organizer as a Chrome extension — almost ready to launch, would love some feedback [OC]