Chrome extension, which gives you a powerful command palette, like in VSCode! Open it with Ctrl/MacCtrl + Shift + P, or change to your own hotkey at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Has many different commands and you can do a search with your default engine by writing > or . as the first letter. Scroll to the end to see the full list of commands.
Create a new issue with an appropriate label & good description.
The more commands, the better extension. This is why your help is needed with creating new commands, fixing bugs and improving UI. Guide:
- Search for existing bugs / features requests from the GitHub's issue-section.
- Found something interesting? Continue to part 2.
- Have your own idea? Open a new issue and continue to part 2.
- Fork this repository.
- Clone the forked repository & create a new branch starting with the issue number.
- Make the required edits.
- Commit with appropriate message & push to remote.
- Make a pull request with the main-branch of the original repository as a target.
- Wait for approval & comments & suggestions.
- Once approved, merge to the main-branch.
Development environment setup: npm install and npm start and go to http://localhost:3000.
To try the extension in production-like environment,
first run npm run build and upload the generated build-folder to chrome://extensions as an unpacked file.
| Command name | Description |
|---|---|
| Close: All Windows | Closes all Chrome windows that are open. |
| Close: Current Tab | Closes the current tab. |
| Go To: {website}* | Navigates to {website}* in the current tab. |
| Open: {website}* | Opens {website}* in a new tab. |
| Update: Dark Mode | Changes the extension theme to dark mode. Visible on light mode. |
| Update: Light Mode | Changes the extension theme to light mode. Visible on dark mode. |
| Update: Reload Page | Refresh current tab. |
| Info: Display Name | Lists (separated by comma) all the user-friendly names of the displays in use. |
| Info: Number Of CPUs | Number of CPUs/processors in the computer. |
| . or > | Start a search: >searchword or .searchword |
*available websites are some popular websites listed in src/utils/constants.