Show HN: GitHop(addons.mozilla.org)
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/githop/
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Maybe adding an Omnibox prefix would make it a bit easier to use? Also it won't occupy space on the toolbar.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...
Here's an example: https://github.com/dj311/firefox-command-palette/blob/master...
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/Web...
Here's an example: https://github.com/dj311/firefox-command-palette/blob/master...
I am surprised no one said it yet. The usage of Github logo is now allowed as your own product branding[1]. You probably won't get into trouble, but still you should consider changing it.
[1]: https://github.com/logos
[1]: https://github.com/logos
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Where is the Git repository for this project? Please add it as the homepage of the addon on the Mozilla addons site.
Probably it can be found by using GitHop addon for Firefox.
Seems to have been added: https://github.com/madprops/githop
Ever since I switched away from macOS I've noticed how much I miss Alfred (there was a workflow for exactly this), and how much time I waste fighting my browser's notion of relevance in omnibox results.
There really needs to be a high quality cross platform version of a plugin friendly Alt+Space style launcher.
There really needs to be a high quality cross platform version of a plugin friendly Alt+Space style launcher.
> switched away from macOS
To Linux by any chance? See https://albertlauncher.github.io
To Linux by any chance? See https://albertlauncher.github.io
I run all the major operating systems (or rather, I will be again soon) for maximum confusion :)
Thanks for the recommendation, though my M1 Pro is already in the mail and my Windows machine (with lots of Linux work VMs) will be relegated to running games, probably over Parsec. And most of my Linux machines run ThinLinc (or are headless).
Thanks for the recommendation, though my M1 Pro is already in the mail and my Windows machine (with lots of Linux work VMs) will be relegated to running games, probably over Parsec. And most of my Linux machines run ThinLinc (or are headless).
I use ^ in Firefox’s omni bar to search history. Type “^ git reponame” and it shows a few relevant urls
It has changed a lot since this was posted:
https://i.imgur.com/NjgRB7V.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/NjgRB7V.jpg
Nice !
Couple of suggestions:
- quick filter to differentiate between issues, wiki, snippets and project pages ?
- use default widgets/colours/CSS/UI (I don't know if there's on now in theming, it has been years)
- login/oauth url forces a large horizontal scrollbar
- display titles along or instead of the current shortened URL ?
Couple of suggestions:
- quick filter to differentiate between issues, wiki, snippets and project pages ?
- use default widgets/colours/CSS/UI (I don't know if there's on now in theming, it has been years)
- login/oauth url forces a large horizontal scrollbar
- display titles along or instead of the current shortened URL ?
Thanks. There's now a better filter that matches if all words in the filter match.
For instance you could type "reponame issues" and it will probably show what you want.
Also the overflow scrollbar should be fixed.
For instance you could type "reponame issues" and it will probably show what you want.
Also the overflow scrollbar should be fixed.
> It simply shows a list with the most recent GitHub locations you have visited.
Open History (Ctrl-H).
Search for "github.com".
Switch View to "By Last Visited"
Open History (Ctrl-H).
Search for "github.com".
Switch View to "By Last Visited"
stanislavb(2)
Useful to have it somewhere in the toolbar to go to repos quickly.
Most recently-visited urls go to the top.
Can be filtered. And navigated with arrow keys.
https://i.imgur.com/pokaRck.jpg