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   by ksbrooksjr 6y ago

   If you want to interface with Node from Rust there's a great library called Neon[0] that wraps the C/C++ Node addon api. [0] https://github.com/neon-bindings/neon
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   by ksbrooksjr 6y ago

   You can do it like this: type RequiredKeys<O, K extends keyof O> = Omit<O, K> & Required<Pick<O, K>> type Person = { name?: string age?: number } type RequiredName = RequiredKeys<Person, &#x2
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   by ksbrooksjr 7y ago

   True, but you still have to manually hover over each tab.
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   Show HN: Ktab – A better way to bookmark(chrome.google.com)

   16 points by ksbrooksjr 7y ago|2 comments
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   by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

   I'm glad you like it Vlad. :) I saw your email, and I'll personally send you an email when an Opera version is available. Given that Opera is just a fork of Chromium, you can actually install most Chrome extensions directly from t
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   by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

   I didn't forget about FF users, a Firefox version is on its way :).
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   by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

   Thanks for making the switch. Duplicate detection is a planned feature, and I'll definitely work on adding it to the next iteration of Freezetab. Cloud syncing is certainly on my radar, but slightly more difficult. If Freezetab synced
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   by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

   Thanks for trying Freezetab and leaving a review, I appreciate it. Restoring pinned status is a great idea. I've added that feature to the product roadmap and plan on implementing it soon.
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   by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

   That sounds like a pretty brutal workflow. Freezetab would be great for your use case, so I'm glad you like it. I definitely plan on expanding availability to Firefox and Opera in the short-term (and eventually Edge), because porting C
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    by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

    Hopefully you won't be using bookmarks much longer :)
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    by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

    Glad you like it! If you're a OneTab user I think you'll definitely enjoy using it. Like you said there are more features, but it's also much faster. If you have 1000 saved tabs, OneTab attempts to load all 1000 of them (and
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    by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

    Before creating this extension I often faced the same problem. I would rarely return to my old bookmarks, and part of the issue was that there wasn't an easy way to sift through them. I added some features to help people keep their sav
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    by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

    Freezetab saves a tab's url, title, favicon, and the date and time the tab was saved. When you reopen a tab, the extension opens a new tab and navigates to the saved url. The extension does not actually create bookmarks, nor does it sa
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    by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

    I'm glad you like it! I didn't even think about saving the scroll position, that's actually a really good idea. The paper you're referring to sounds a lot like Vannevar Bush's concept of the "Memex", which
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    by ksbrooksjr 9y ago

    Unfortunately there's nothing wrong on your end, I haven't implemented that feature just yet. I have a long list of planned feature additions, and bookmark importing/exporting is at the top of the list. Thank you for the feed
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    Show HN: Freezetab – What browser bookmarks should've been(freezetab.com)

    55 points by ksbrooksjr 9y ago|27 comments