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Quick access to essential Git commands with modern UI, drag-and-drop, pagination, and favorites. ✨ What's New in v2.0.1 Performance Enhancements: ⚡ Lightning-fast interactions - optimized for smooth responsiveness 🚀 Improved search with smart debouncing 💾 Reduced memory footprint by 80% Core Features: 🎨 Modern Interface Clean card-based design with dark/light themes Compact, professional layout that maximizes screen space Smooth animations and intuitive controls ⭐ Smart Organization Pin favorite commands for quick access Collapsible favorites section 10 pre-loaded categories: Basics, Branching, Rebasing, Remote Sync, Staging, Stashing, Submodules, Tagging, Undoing, Viewing History 📑 Two-Level Pagination Navigate large command collections effortlessly Categories and commands paginated separately State-preserving navigation keeps your place 🔍 Powerful Search Instant filtering as you type Highlights matching text Quick clear button ✏️ Full Customization Add, edit, and organize your own commands Drag-and-drop commands between categories Chrome-style edit mode with bulk operations One-click copy to clipboard 📤 Import/Export Backup commands as JSON Share command collections with your team Automatic duplicate prevention 🛡️ Privacy First All data stored locally in your browser No external connections No tracking or analytics Perfect for Git beginners learning commands and experienced developers managing custom workflows.
Jan 6, 2026
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