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Manage your browser using word commands. Save time and be more productive on your browser time by using only commands! Are you a command lover? Do you want to save time and open a new browser tab by simply writing one-word command? Browser Commands can help you save time and be more productive on your browser time by using only commands! This extension helps you to replace keyboard shortcuts with word commands. Instead of remembering the keyboard shortcuts you can use simple English words to trigger commands on your Chrome browser. How to open new tab using Browser Commands: 1. Open command input popup using (CTRL + Comma) shortcut. (Command + Comma) for MAC users. 2. Enter "new tab" command. 3. New tab opens up. How to add a website as bookmark on a folder 1. Open command input popup using (CTRL + Comma) shortcut. (Command + Comma) for MAC users. 2. Enter "bookmark add folder={Folder name}" command. 3. Bookmark added. Features: - 10+ commands - Add own command shortcuts - 6+ command input themes - Custom shortcut to show the command input - Online documentation All commands: new tab - Open new tab new window - Open new window tab close - Close current tab reload - Reload page bookmark add folder={} - Add page as bookmark to a folder bookmark remove folder={} - Remove bookmark from a folder print - Print page zoom in - Zoom in tab zoom out - Zoom out tab go to url={} - Open new tab and go to url entered options - Open extension options page minimize - Minimize window maximize - Maximize window fullscreen - Fullscreen window normal - Window normal mode
Sep 6, 2022
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