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Some people do that with some sort of homepage, but I find the toolbar quicker for me. I've used both but it gets annoying quickly. For me doing that by typing
by stinos 4y ago
Some people do that with some sort of homepage, but I find the toolbar quicker for me.
I've used both but it gets annoying quickly. For me doing that by typing the first couple of letters, just one is sometimes sufficient, in the browser address bar is by far the most convenient and quickest. Like ctrl-t - type yc - down arrow - enter. Or in an existing tab replace ctrl-t with alt-d. Want to check my threads on HN instead? Just an extra down arrow away in the sequence. Want to look for history within a domain? type space then type another part of the address. No screenspace eaten by toolbar, no seperate window needed to go look for in bookmarks, single unified interface which also allows going to open tabs or search etc, no real limit on amount of entries. You should really give it a try. Granted it could even be better, it's not always flawless. There are also plugins for doing this with fuzzy matching IIRC.
- pineconewarrior 4y agoI use bookmarks to enhance this. I save a page and then rename the bookmark to some letter codes, for hackernews it's "hn: Hacker News", which makes typing "hn" bring up the bookmark no matter how cluttered, or recently cleared, my browser history becomes.