This is an interactive start page for browsers, inspired from my terminal setup.
You can explore the working version here. To get inspired by community members' configurations, visit the Showcase in discussions!
Important
This is a demo version and will be updated regularly, which might break your configurations. It is not recommended for daily browsing. Please refer to the wiki page for more information.
- Filter links by typing in the prompt
- Quickly filter links by typing in the prompt. Hitting Enter will open all filtered links at once
- If nothing filtered, the text in prompt will use the default search engine for searching your input
- Launch websites directly from the prompt. Just type the URL (ie.
github.com) - Search websites with custom commands. For example, type
s some weird bugto search StackOverflow forsome weird bug - Wallpaper support through URL with blur and fade effects
- Terminal window opacity and translucency effects
- Customizable Fetch UI for fetching browser and system data, including custom image support
- Autosuggest and Autocomplete support just like
zshandfish - Cycle through filtered links back and forth
- Multiple theme support (check all available themes)
- Built-in configuration editor to easily edit and save your configuration
Please refer to configuration page for more information.
- Show usage with
helpcommand (shows basic usage and your configured search shortcuts) - Show info with
fetchcommand (time, date, system and browser data) - Update your configuration with
configcommandconfig help- Displays config command usageconfig import <url>- Imports a configuration from URLconfig theme- Lists all available themesconfig theme <theme-name>- Switches between themes and sets your local configurationconfig edit- Edit local configuration within editorconfig reset- Reset your configuration to default
- Use → to auto-complete the suggestion
- Search without auto-complete with CTRL + ENTER
- Cycle through filtered links using TAB and SHIFT + TAB
- Clear the prompt quickly with CTRL + C
- Close windows with ESC
There are multiple ways of using this app explained in details on getting started wiki page. Here is a TLDR:
You can fork this repository and have direct control over the source code. This is the best way to customize the start page to your liking. Then you can create Docker images, deploy on your server or serve it locally. Check out the Fork Wiki Page for more information.
Using a Docker image is another convenient way to use the start page. You can either use the image from Docker Hub or Github Registry. Currently supports both amd64 and arm64 images. Check out the Docker Wiki Page for more information.
You can use the Online Version (aka. preview version) as well. However, since this is the preview of the project with constant updates, it might break your configurations. I would recommend building your own fork instead. Check out the Online Version Wiki Page for more information.
This project, at its heart, supports customization to better suit your desktop environment. There are three methods to personalize the project according to your preferences:
You can either
- Method 1: Configure your fork by editing settings.json file
- Method 2: Use
config editcommand to edit on the fly, by built-in json editor - Method 3: Use
config import <url>command to import your remote config file from your dotfiles repository
Check out the Configuration and Themes wiki pages for more information regarding themes and configuration options.
Please feel free to contribute any way you can. Just keep in mind that you should pay attention to contributing guideline before contributing.
The code is available under the MIT license. Feel free to copy, modify, and distribute the code as you wish, but please keep the original license in the files. Attribution is appreciated and will definetely help improving this project.