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A command line interface for chrome. *Important Note*: For a listing of possible commands, type HELP. For information about a specific command, type HELP <COMMAND>. A "terminal" for chrome which implements common chrome tasks as command line functions. For a more user-friendly bookmark opening experience, check out SMP Bookmark Opener: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/smp-bookmark-opener/fkmeadklbnpemgmonhnlbadgpcpflibd Open source: https://github.com/simonpao/chrome-term Examples include: - tab - open a new tab or bookmark - tab new - tab new google.com - tab open Google - close an open tab - tab close Google - tab close -i 1652151025 - view info about open tabs - tab ls - tab info Google - tab info -i 1652151025 - select a tab - tab activate Google - tab activate -i 1652151025 - tabgroup - add ungrouped tabs to new or existing group - tabgroup new Google - view open tab groups - tabgroup list - bookmark - save a new bookmark - bookmark new - bookmark new Google - bookmark new -rq Google - Remove query params before saving - bookmark new -i 1652151025 - Save new bookmark from tab ID - open a bookmark - bookmark open Google - view existing bookmarks in current folder - cd Bookmark bar/ - ls -al - delete a bookmark - rm Google - view details about a bookmark - bookmark info Google - bookmark info -i 65 - find - find a bookmark or open tab based on given search term using asterisk (*) as a wildcard - find Google/ *ke*p* - find -s *keep - find -i *keep - find -t keep - history - list recent history - history ls - history ls google - reopen - List recently closed tabs/windows - reopen ls - reopen ls google - Reopen recent tabs/windows - reopen - reopen -s (silent - does not activate the tab or remove from recent tab history) - reopen Google - reopen -i 1652151025 - google - open a google search in new tab - google search term Directory structure is based on bookmark directories. - cd to move into folders - cd Bookmarks bar/Folder - cd ~/Other bookmarks - cd ../Bookmarks bar/Folder - ls to view folder contents - mkdir to create new folders - rmdir to delete a folder - cp to copy - mv to move - rm to remove