kal247

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by kal247 8mo ago
Some suggestions here : https://european-alternatives.eu/
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by kal247 10mo ago
Mac OS Platinum theme.
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by kal247 1y ago
I keep my bookmarks where they belong (usually in browser, with tags). I search interactively in a terminal (with a custom script and alias). It works well to select and open topic-related bookmarks at once. https://github.com&#x
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by kal247 2y ago
uBlock Origin
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by kal247 2y ago
I do something similar with interactive fuzzy search (CLI), and the search experience is quite good for me, even with limited tagging. Links contain a lot a useful information...
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by kal247 3y ago
Interactive fuzzy search of bookmarks, with multiple selection (thanks to fzf ). Various sources (browsers, files) and URI schemes are supported. Bookmarks should stay where they belong. I wrote this script to avoid duplicating them to ano
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by kal247 4y ago
If it does what I think it does, then you've found the holy grail.
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by kal247 4y ago
Yes, I have completely given up actually.
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by kal247 4y ago
There's a "strings" implementation in the PerlPowerTools : https://metacpan.org/pod/PerlPowerTools
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by kal247 4y ago
> What I do miss is a way to back them up from the command line. I've written a Perl script that print bookmarks from Safari/Firefox/Chrome/Edge as <title><url><description>, but maybe it's too
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by kal247 4y ago
+1 for the only solution providing consistent colors across various terminals without wasting your time (I chose noctu.vim).
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by kal247 5y ago
First (hobby) project that I really finish and use. This tool extracts bookmarks from Safari/Firefox/Chrome/Edge/... and simply prints them to stdout as <title><url><description>.
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Show HN: App:bookmarks – Export browser bookmarks as plain text(github.com)
2 points by kal247 5y ago|1 comments