4 ms·
it would be incredible if the command bar could be integrated into my chrome omnibar... with the prefix github.com: that way i could naturally use the power of
by samirahmed 14y ago
it would be incredible if the command bar could be integrated into my chrome omnibar... with the prefix github.com:
that way i could naturally use the power of the commandbar in my browser without having to go to github first
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- masklinn 14y ago> it would be incredible if the command bar could be integrated into my chrome omnibar... That's pretty unlikely, though Firefox probably provides deep-enough hooks to do so.
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- arrel 14y agoAlfred can do that if you're on a Mac. http://alfredapp.com/ http://alfredapp.com/
- burke 14y agoHow?
- girasquid 14y agoIt's not quite the command bar, but GitHub's search box uses OpenSearch and Chrome picks it up. You should be able to type `github.com`, hit tab, and then search GitHub.
- tammer 14y agoMy fingers tremble at the thought of mixing this with Firefox's completion and the Pentadactyl command line.
- mshang 14y agoYou could use yubnub or bunny1 to do this.
- sp332 14y agoIt's built-in! Right-click the search box and "Add as search engine". Then pick a keyword like... github. Then you can put in the omnibar: github samirahmed and it just works!
- wamatt 14y agoI use this, however unfortunately under Chrome, it does not provide all the same functionality as using the command bar directly. For example, type 'github my notifications' in Omnibox. It takes one to the advanced search page, instead of the notifications page.
- sp332 14y agoI wonder why it's different, doesn't it go to the same URL?