Nickmark

Access bookmarks instantly from the address bar using nicknames. Designed for keyboard-focused power users.

Nickmark is an efficient, keyboard-centric Chrome extension designed for engineers and power users who want to minimize mouse movement. By assigning simple nicknames to your frequently visited URLs, you can jump to them directly from Chrome's address bar (omnibox). [ 🚀 CORE FEATURES ] - Omnibox Integration Simply type 'nm' followed by a space and your nickname in the address bar. Press Enter to instantly navigate. - Multi-Open Capability Use ':open [nickname]' (or ':o') to launch all URLs associated with a nickname in background tabs simultaneously. Ideal for starting your daily development environment. - Intelligent Auto-Sorting Leverages an exponential decay algorithm. The URLs you access most frequently and recently automatically rise to the top of your suggestions. - Command Line Management Add, remove, and organize your bookmarks without ever leaving your home row. - Seamless Feedback Custom toast notifications provide immediate status updates without interrupting your workflow. - Sync Support Optionally sync your data across different devices using Chrome's built-in synchronization, with automatic data chunking for stability. - Privacy Focused Your bookmark data is stored locally or in your own Chrome sync storage. No external servers are involved. [ COMMAND LIST ] * :add [nickname] [title] (alias: :a) : Save the current tab. * :addall [nickname] (alias: :aa) : Save all open tabs in the current window. * :open [nickname] (alias: :o) : Open all URLs associated with the nickname. * :rm [nickname] : Delete a nickname or specific URL. * :ls : Open the visual management dashboard. * :prefs : Access customization and language settings. * :help : View the official documentation. [ 💡 HOW TO USE ] 1. Open a website you visit frequently. 2. Focus the address bar (Cmd/Ctrl + L), type 'nm :add gh MyRepo' and press Enter. 3. To return later, just type 'nm gh' in the address bar and press Enter! 4. To open a set of related pages, use 'nm :o project-name'.