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Show a popup with a list of your Omnivore articles to quickly open or archive. Unofficial extension for Omnivore users who want to access their Omnivore items directly in a little popup. This extension is heavily inspired by the original "In My Pocket" extension for Pocket. Features: - See all your Omnivore articles in a popup - Quickly open the original article URL in a new tab by clicking the article - Keep the popup open by keeping CMD (CTRL on Windows/Linux) pressed while clicking an article - Archive (or unarchive) articles from the list - Change the labels of an article - Open the Omnivore main website - Use a custom Omnivore API URL (for self-hosted instances) - More features coming soon! Setup: - Get an Omnivore API Key through your Omnivore Account: https://omnivore.app/settings/api - Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store. - Go into the extension’s settings and paste your Omnivore API key. - Launch the extension by clicking the new "Omnivore List Popup" button in your Firefox extension toolbar/dropdown. - Optional: Add the extension to your always-visible toolbar. Keyboard shortcuts: - Cmd+Shift+S: Save the current page in Omnivore - Cmd+Shift+D: Open the extension popup Links: - Source Code: https://github.com/herrherrmann/omnivore-list-popup - Issues: https://github.com/herrherrmann/omnivore-list-popup/issues
Nov 25, 2024
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