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Turbomarks

A better way to access commonly accessed bookmarks/links.

Motivation

After switching to neovim, I realized navigating in the browser could also be done by vim motions. So I got Vimium. But it had one problem, the bookmark feature doesn't function on the chrome's default new tab. Now that I love the customization of keybinds to various commands I can have in neovim, I thought why not have something like that for the links that I access often. Additionally, I'd get experience building my first extension!

Now I can just choose a shorthand (eg. ats) for the url I want to access (eg. https://github.com/ParamBirje/auto-sslx) and whenever I feel like accessing that link -

  • I press (t or ctrl+t) to open a new tab
  • Type my shorthand and enter!

turbomarks-demo.mp4

Usage

Accessing

  • Press the key ; in the searchbar and press space to activate Turbomarks.
  • Now enter the shorthand you had set for a URL you want to access.

Creating

  • To add a new turbomark, click the extension icon in the extensions toolbar/area.
  • Choose a shorthand
  • Enter the URL you want to map the shorthand to

Updating

  • For now there's no update button on each item, but you can use the same form fields to update the shorthand URL
  • Just enter the same shorthand (that you want to update the URL for)
  • Assign the new URL and click STORE

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