I use a text-based launcher (Quicksilver, Gnome Do) to launch my apps at the 'speed-of-thoght' by typing a few charatcers of the applications name on my desktop

I use a text-based launcher (Quicksilver, Gnome Do) to launch my apps at the 'speed-of-thoght' by typing a few charatcers of the applications name on my desktop, why not the web? I thought: how come we cant control websites and the display of information using text? Especially on mobile devices, having an input field that could control multiple display options could eliminate the need for a bulky mobile menu. This is what I came up with, it runs simple JavaScript functions as 'commands', giving me at-a-glance access to a few key thingd. The UI is a cross between a terminal CLI and a tabbed document interface. The command output is graphical and often interactive, but the output is stacked in a 'log' above the prompt. At any time you may opt to close a previously output command, or clear the entire history. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (no jQuery) and consider it shared under the MIT license! http://staticresource.com/joe.html http://staticresource.com/joe.html I'm hoping it captures the best parts of CLI and GUI. I just learned that individual pages may request to go into native full-screen mode to the browser, so one of my next steps is to see if I can enable a fullscreen 'isolation mode' for the output of any command, allowing you a way to exit that context and go back to the prompt and output log