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Access bookmarks instantly from the address bar using nicknames. Designed for keyboard-focused power users. Nickmark is a lightning-fast, 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. - Mass Opening Use ':open [nickname]' (or ':o') to open all URLs associated with a nickname in new background tabs at once. Perfect for launching your daily workflow. - Smart Auto-Sorting Nickmark uses an exponential decay algorithm. The URLs you use most frequently and recently automatically bubble up to the top of your suggestions. - Built-in Command Line Manage your bookmarks without ever leaving the keyboard. - Sleek Feedback Non-intrusive, custom toast notifications provide instant feedback on your actions without breaking your flow. - Developer Friendly Easily import and export your entire configuration via JSON to sync across different environments. - Privacy First All data is stored locally on your machine using Chrome's secure storage. No external servers involved. [ COMMAND LIST ] * :add [nickname] [title] : Save the current tab instantly. * :addall [nickname] (alias: :aa) : Save all tabs in current window. * :open [nickname] (alias: :o) : Open all URLs for the nickname. * :rm [nickname] : Delete a nickname or select a URL to remove. * :ls : Open management dashboard. * :prefs : Customize experience and language settings. * :help : Access documentation. [ 💡 HOW TO USE ] 1. Navigate to your favorite website (e.g., your GitHub repo). 2. Focus the address bar (Cmd/Ctrl + L), type 'nm :add gh MyRepo' and press Enter. 3. Next time you want to go there, simply type 'nm gh' and press Enter! 4. Need to open your entire project suite? Type 'nm :o project-name'.
May 25, 2026
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