BMXt_Demo

Dedicated-window command shell for tabs, windows, and groups.

BMXt is a UI demonstration for keyboard-centric browser operation on Chrome. It exists because the author is not satisfied with today’s out-of-the-box browser experience. It has a terminal-style prompt and log, but rather than being a classic terminal emulator alone, it is designed as a broad command surface for steering the whole browser—so you can keep your hands on the keyboard in a relaxed posture and cut down on how often you reach for tabs and windows. ◆About the name — a play on Browser Manipulator X Terminal: - X - UX improvement - A hope that many different people can use it in crossover ways - Exponential growth and open-ended possibility through combining commands - t - The first letter of Terminal - The idea of an extension layered onto your browser, carried in the letter t The road has only just begun, but the author needs your voices and support—so they decided to publish on the Chrome Web Store. They believe the keyboard in front of you can take you “anywhere,” and will keep stacking features while building BMXt as a tool that stays human-centered. ◆Support The author is putting as much time as they can into this project. - Feedback and wishes from using the extension https://github.com/UNRsports/bmxt/issues https://x.com/ny0n150226 - Support for the resources needed to keep the project going https://buymeacoffee.com/unrsports If you are even a little curious about a future where the browser feels different to use, any support would mean a lot. ◆Version history 0.0.8: · Browser tab changes synced in real time to the tabs-mode list in the BMXt terminal · First launch after an update: version + release notes below welcome ◆Commands | Command | Description | |----------|------| | `help` / `?` | Show help | | `clear` | Clear logs | | `exit` | Close the BMXt window and clear the session log | | `tabs` | Show available options, then restore the prompt to `tabs ` (with a trailing space) for continued input | | `tabs -list [-u]` | Open the tab picker; supports search, multi-select marker `#`, and bulk modes | | `tabs -moveurl <url>` | Focus a tab with the given URL or open a new tab (http/https) | | `tabs -nowurl` | Show the current tab’s URL | | `close` / `c <tabId>` | Close a tab | | `group new <tabId> …` | Create a group |