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The most common actions are now even easier to reach.
The readable version of a link can now be viewed in a modal.
Omni now supports searching bookmarks and aliases without connecting your Tefter account.
If you have connected you Tefter account you can also take advantage of this update and both your bookmarks on Tefter and the ones added through the browser's user interface can be searched. In addition to this, any bookmarks with short titles which don't contain spaces can be used as aliases. For example, adding a bookmark with title maps pointing to https://www.openstreetmap.org/ due to its short title can be used as an alias. The most common way to navigate through that alias would be to type go/maps in the address bar.
/t now supports closing any of them by clicking the x icon.
/s command
You can now set an organisation as the default. This setting sticks to the browser profile.
To set the default org, go to settings (by typing /settings in Omni), select an organisation and click save.
With the default org configured, when you add a bookmark or alias it'll be added to that org.
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You can now edit an alias by clicking the pencil icon.
💡 Protip: You can quickly search aliases with the alt + a (or ⌥ + a on MacOS) key combination.
You can now create an alias for the current URL by selecting the "Create alias" menu entry.
You can now navigate to aliases both dynamic and static from https://tefter.io/aliases
With the cog button you can select the compact viewing mode as well as change the order of items and how many to be displayed per page:
Using the mobile app (installation guide) you may now share any of your bookmarks via the app of your choice.
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/c <alias command in our browser extension Omni
Aliases for many popular pages are created by default.
The default aliases are:
gm - Open your Gmail.
Example go gmgm1 - Open your secondary Gmail.
Example go gm1twt - Search all twitter. Example go twt/covidgd - Search your Google Drive. Example go gd/reportgd1 - Search your secondary Google Drive.
Example go gd1/reportyt - Search YouTube.
Example go yt/rickrollprs - Open your GitHub PRs.
Example go prsgs - Search GitHub.
Example go gsgc - Open your Google Calendar.
Example go gcgc1 - Open your secondary Google Calendar.
Example go gc1gc new - Create a new Google Calendar event.
Example go gc new✨ Additionally the variable part of dynamic aliases can now also be provided after a space as well as after / as follows:
Example: searching for songs by the Beatles
go yt/beatles
go yt beatles 👈 This also works now
We've added a "dark theme" to Omni.
If you want it darker, in settings, select "dark" and then save. You may select "auto" to have the theme cycle between light and dark automatically (MacOS only).
