Guillaume Ryder
Guillaume Ryder
Discussed recently in https://github.com/guilryder/clavier-plus/issues/17. I might get to it. The functionality itself isn't difficult; what takes time is designing an icon, add translations, editing the dialogs in all languages.
Clavier+ saves shortcuts aggressively (arguably too often), including when closing the configuration window with "OK". The "Apply" button approach is a compromise between the current situation, and the reflecting changes...
I looked deeper into the technical details, and it seems too complicated and/or risky to implement given the limited benefits. The probability of adding new bugs is too high: Clavier+...
Thanks! Adding support for all the other languages requires quite some work. Until more people indicate an interest in the feature, I have documented the general solution to customizing execution...
Several users have requested a feature like this in the past e.g. a tag to remove the domain suffix and/or sub-domains. Extracting subdomains is difficult in the general case because...
> Those special second-level domains come in a very limited set. https://publicsuffix.org/list/public_suffix_list.dat contains 140 entries shaped like `com.suffix`, so the set doesn't seem that small. I would rather not have...
The extension is designed to be used against multiple websites with straightforward title formats. It does not offer per-website customization apart from the simple allow/blocklist mechanism. For now I don't...
Similar complexity considerations as in https://github.com/guilryder/chrome-extensions/issues/14. Same regex implementation caveats as detailed in https://github.com/guilryder/chrome-extensions/issues/8#issuecomment-950027439. I will consider adding the feature if there's a use case strong enough to justify the...
If the use case is KeePass integration, KeePass supports matching window titles with custom wildcard expressions. Configure the extension to include the full URL in the title with the `{args}`...
This use case looks similar to what the `[{FocusOrLaunch,...}]` command does, with the added complexity of "minimize or close". (There's a difference between minimizing and closing a window, and the...