Space Launcher

A keyboard-driven list of your links on every new tab, over a different James Webb Space Telescope photo each time.

Every new tab opens with a customized launch overlaid on an image from the James Webb Space Telescope. • Type to filter your links, then press Enter to go. Number keys jump straight to a row. • Folders nest as deep as you like. Move around with j/k/h/l or the arrow keys, add with a, edit with e, delete with d, and reorder with ⌘↑/⌘↓ or by dragging. • Type or paste a web address and press Enter to go straight there. • Ctrl+L brings the list up in the current tab, from any page. • Type "c" and a space to ask Claude: the tab opens a new chat at claude.ai and sends your prompt, on the model and effort you choose with a letter or two. The photos come from ESA/Webb and NASA, and the corner of the screen says what each one shows, who to credit, and links to its page. They ship inside the extension, about eighty of them at 4K, so a new tab makes no network request. Your links are saved in Chrome's sync storage and go nowhere else. It's open source: https://github.com/morninj/space-launcher Space Launcher is not affiliated with or endorsed by NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, or Anthropic.