Great plugin! It is really useful :) Unfortunately, currently is not very performant for me, probably because I have a lot of bookmarks.

I've profiled the issue and here is the recording: Omni.Performance.js.zip

I think the issue comes from updating the huge (in my case) list while I'm typing. For now, a quick solution I can see is to debounce the list update while a user is typing, so that only after the user finishes typing for some seconds, it refreshes the list. This will decrease a little bit the UX, so ideally there are other ways this can be more performant. I'm not a js dev, but I'll try to research and well help you if ofc you need any help, if you already have an idea how to fix it, great!

Thank You!

Hi 👋🏻

Right now i'm on Firefox, and would like to use the extension! But this one is not available yet on Firefox. Is it planned? If not, this becomes a suggestion 😄

First of all, great plugin! I'm sure this is going to save me lots of time!

I noticed this issue when trying to use Omni to pin or unpin a tab. It opened the history page instead. I started debugging a bit and noticed that when Omni retrieves the available actions for the following list the "action" attribute is set to "history":

• Bookmark
• Pin tab
• Mute tab
• Help
• Compose email
• New Notion page
• New Sheets spreadsheet
• New Docs document
• New Slides presentation
• New form
• New Medium story
• New GitHub repository
• New GitHub gist
• New CodePen pen
• New Excel spreadsheet
• New PowerPoint presentation
• New Word document
• Create a whiteboard
• Record a video
• Create a Figma file
• Create a FigJam file
• Hunt a product
• Make a tweet
• Create a playlist
• Create a Canva design
• Create a new podcast episode
• Edit an image
• Convert to PDF
• Scan a QR code
• Add a task to Asana
• Add an issue to Linear
• Add a task to WIP
• Create an event
• Add a note
• New meeting
• Browsing history
• Incognito mode
• Extensions
• Scroll to bottom
• Scroll to top
• Go back
• Go forward
• Duplicate tab
• Close tab
• Close window
• Manage browsing data
• Clear all browsing data
• Clear browsing history
• Clear cookies
• Clear cache
• Clear local storage
• Clear passwords

I've tried to dive deeper into the clearActions() function but didn't manage to find the actual problem.

Steps to reproduce

1. Open any webpage
2. Trigger Omni to open (I was using the keyboard shortcut I configured: Ctrl + Shift + K)
3. Select one of the actions from the list above

Expected result The chosen action is executed

Actual result The browser history page (chrome://history) is opened

System Info OS: Chrome OS Version: 96.0.4664.111 (Official Build) (64-bit) Extension version: 1.1.3

I'm using this and loving it so far ❤️ . One thing that is conflicting with my workflow. The default shortcut to open omni is Command+K. Don't take me wrong, this is configurable through the chrome://extensions/shortcuts panel, but I think the right default shortcut would be Shift+Command+K, for the following reasons:

• And many text editors (e.g. Github text fields) Command+K is the default shortcut to add links to selected text in markdown
• In Slack Command+K is the most used shortcut to navigate DMs
• maybe others?

Anyways, since I'm foreseeing quote a lot of users running into the above I would suggest the suggested default key to change to

"commands": {
	"open-omni": {
		"suggested_key": {
			"default": "Ctrl+Shift+K",
			"mac": "Command+Shift+K"
		},
		"description": "Open command menu"
	}
},

Looks like when im in jira I can open the omnibox normally with the shortcut, but the input has no focus at all. Clicking the input has no effect, and I can't write at all on that page.

Clicking items work as expected, so i can change tabs, the problem is just on the input field

While using JIRA (I know, I know) clicking on "add comment" to an existing issue causes the comment box to open the comment model in the full page instead of opening in place below the existing content; kind of like the old school frame busting hacks.

To reproduce:

• Install v1.4.3 for Firefox on Mac
• Navigate to a JIRA issue
• Click "add comment"
• Watch the frame busting like behaviour open the comment area in the whole page instead of auto-expand in place

I tried to grab some logs for this, but it looks like JIRA is super noisy with its own frontend logs, so it's pretty hard to decipher what (if anything) is coming from the extension. If you have a debug version lying around, I'm happy to load that into Firefox and provide some more debugging output.

Hey, how can we add custom commands? For example, I need an action shortcut to open Google Calendar. I self-hosted the extension and also changed the hotkey to CMD+Shift+K but I get a few extension errors.

Situation: Pressing Ctrl+K on a new tab page. Expected output: the menu should pop with all the info Actual output: there is not activity in the new tab.

device: HP laptop, Windows 11, chrome latest update.

Love the extension! I've been using alfred app for age and this is a perfect browser companion.

I often open Omni while looking at a tab I want to keep open. It would be nice to be able to hold ctrl or cmd and press rtn to open in a new tab :)

This is a great extension and my use for it will increase immensely if the search also includes installed extensions. I have way too many chrome extensions I use everyday and pinning them all near the address bar makes it look cluttered while searching for the one I want to launch from the extensions menu (list) takes too much time. It would be immensely convenient if I could just type "Cookie Editor" or "Teleparty" on the omni search bar and press enter which then does the same thing that would usually take me at least 10 seconds or cost me a cluttered address bar.

From the search bar menu, if I choose "Clear local storage", for example, there is no feedback if the operation was successful or not. Hence, I suggest adding something like a snackbar to inform the user of the output.

There is no option in Omni to remove a bookmark. It can be placed at the right end of a bookmark (adjacent to Select on hover). I would like to work on this!

In https://github.com/alyssaxuu/omni/blob/master/src/content.js#L72 the action.favIconUrl is sometime undefined for tab actions which will then cause a network request to /undefined.

It fails to load the image and the error handler shows the globe instead.

I guess it would be better to just show globe immediately when favIconUrl is undefined to avoid a failing request in the log.

I have only noticed this on Firefox (currently running v107.0.1 on Mac M1)

Chrome lets me move a tab to another window by either dragging it to that window or right-clicking on the tab, selecting "Move Tab to Another Window", and selecting the appropriate window there.

I'd like an omni command to move the active tab to another window.

When I open Omni and type the keyword ’dev‘ directly, only 3 results related to bookmarks will be displayed.

When I type'/bookmarks dev', 33 related results will be displayed.

This is very confusing me.

As far as I have seen, right now only Tab Titles are searched (along with actions, bookmarks, etc). I want to include the functionality from Chrome's native "Search Tabs..." feature that allows to search for URLs as well as Titles. This will help a lot as many websites have a single title for every page making it hard to differentiate.

P.S.: Chrome's native search tab feature also allows to search for recently closed tabs, so that can be looked into as well but the above is a priority.