Open Source TypeScript Browser Extensions and Plugins - Page 2

Open tabs, websites, and links in automatically managed disposable containers which isolate the data websites store (cookies, storage, and more) from each other, enhancing your privacy and security while you browse. Easily open disposable containers that isolate attached data and are deleted after usage: Fully automatic, based on navigation-target, for certain websites, with configured mouse clicks on links or just by using the toolbar icon.

Vim Vixen is a Firefox add-on which allows you to easily navigate the web by keyboard. Since version 57, Firefox has migrated to the WebExtensions API and has dropped support for legacy add-ons. Vim Vixen is a new choice for Vim users since it uses the WebExtensions API. To get Vim Vixen, install it from Firefox add-ons. Vim Vixen is supported on Firefox 68 ESR. Please install the latest version of stable ESR from the download page. You can install Vim Vixen from Firefox add-ons (addons.mozilla.org), and manage installed add-ons on Firefox preferences about:preferences. Vim Vixen supports command line to run commands that control tabs and opens a tab.

Curate, annotate and discuss the most valuable content and ideas. As individuals, teams and communities. Effortlessly find bookmarks again without organizing anything. Save websites and PDFs with one click. Recover everything in milliseconds. Search with any words you remember from the title or text, the time frame or domain. Declutter your notes about the things you read. No more copy-pasting important sections into your scattered notes. Highlight & annotate websites & PDFs (even locally stored PDFs) on all your devices. Need to do research with your team or have a shared reading list with your friends? Collaboratively collect content into spaces where discussions stay linked to the content. No more having to hunt for valuable comments lost in chat logs, email threads, or documents. Share spaces annotated pages and individual annotations with just a link. Your peers don’t need Memex installed to view or reply to your notes.

Node.js API to control Firefox. Uses a built-in Marionette through the remote protocol. No Selenium WebDriver is needed. Works with headless mode. Compatible subset of Puppeteer API. At this point Foxr is more a proof of concept, work is pretty much in progress.