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conceptualspace

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    Comment #43835325

    one reason tab management is so important is because bookmark management is so bad. ive tried to solve for this with a thumbnail view for bookmarks on the new tab page: https://add…

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    Show HN: Yet Another Speed Dial – a better new tab page

    I last post this back in 2021 when I started development -- nothing like google enforcing all extensions to migrate to manifest v3 to refactor the whole codebase for b̶e̶t̶t̶e̶r̶ ̶…

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    Comment #42240359

    when i open a new tab its often to open a bookmark - so for me a speed dial is super useful. here's mine (open source): https://github.com/conceptualspace/yet-another-speed-dial

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    Comment #34726191

    exactly!!! yes they are. for thumbnails im using webP which achieves much better compression than the more standard png (like 10:1) which enables us to do a lot more with them. and…

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    Comment #34724770

    i have one pet peeve with every photo organizer or gallery i've tried: they are slow.. especially for very large galleries. if you read the original google blog post about how they…

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    Comment #34274072

    to offer an opposing view: libraries are cool. i frequently reference and revisit links i have saved, and on a rainy day a quick browse of them often inspires a new project or adva…

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    Comment #34274003

    to help manage this i created a "speed dial" extension and use it basically as a visual bookmark manager. the advantage to tabs in a list is that they are easy to reference visuall…

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    Comment #30926273

    if anyone streams plesk on a browser, i made an extension that adds 21:9 ultrawide support, a dynamic audio compressor (night mode), library shuffling, and links to trailers. its o…

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    Comment #30665618

    me too! so i wrote this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox/addon/yet-another-s ... its oepn source, and feedback always appreciated!

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    Comment #29415839

    You can check out mine, Yet Another Speed Dial, on GitHub! It's a web extension in vanilla JS: https://github.com/conceptualspace/yet-another-speed-dial

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    Show HN: Yet Another Speed Dial – An open source new tab page

    Show HN: Yet Another Speed Dial - An open source new tab page I made an open source, cross-browser new tab page inspired by the Speed Dial in Opera. It also works great as a bookma…

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    Comment #28129784

    i made one and it supports mobile. it's also open source :) https://github.com/conceptualspace/tablist

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    Comment #28129762

    that's the inspiration for my browser extension, Yet Another Speed Dial. it works as the new tab page but basically i use it as a visual bookmark manager. i find it way easier to s…

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    Comment #25863842

    plex? btw im the author of enhanceotron for plex, which is an open source extension that gives u a few goodies (random sorting, trailers, ultrawide support) when accessing plex via…

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    Comment #25565466

    i'm working on this as a browser extension. to get my feet wet i created Yet Another Speed Dial ( https://github.com/conceptualspace/yet-another-speed-dial ) which many people find…

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    Comment #25364864

    as the nazi minister of propaganda once said, "truth is the foundation of the press, and all we ask of it!"

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    Comment #25350650

    ah i could have used this. my readme is a simulation of a github profile ;) https://github.com/conceptualspace

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    Comment #25169956

    to elaborate on my experience with the others, generally they are slow or have poor ux for common tasks like search or rename, lack a decent content view (thumbnails), etc

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    Comment #25169924

    the comment was directed towards the default file managers, nautilus etc, not nnn. i love nnn! keep up the good work!

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    Comment #25164386

    to me the most underrated thing i miss on Linux compared to mac is the file manager. I'm trying to get nnn setup efficiently but the out of the box options feel incredibly half bak…

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    Comment #25144528

    that's always irked me about one of the common arguments against permanent DST -- "without DST kids would be going to school in the dark" (instead of coming home in the dark). i me…

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