I wrote a small page that displays a list of "favorites" supplied by the query string that I can "click" with a given keyboard shortcut[1]. This lets me just do

I wrote a small page that displays a list of "favorites" supplied by the query string that I can "click" with a given keyboard shortcut[1]. This lets me just do <ctrl+t> followed by "0" to go to my first shortcut, "1", for the second, and then going into letters with "a", "b", "c", "d", etc. if there are more than ten (I've never had anywhere close to 36 things that I check often enough to want a minimal shortcut too, but I'm sure someone with the need could come up with some way to modify it to work in a way they liked). I had a Chrome extension that provided a new tab page like this years ago, but when switching to Firefox and not finding something similar, I realized that it wouldn't be too hard to implement it in a browser-independent way. [1]: https://gist.github.com/saghm/6caf46436f204199d622d6c4d6a41cbb https://gist.github.com/saghm/6caf46436f204199d622d6c4d6a41c...