Table of contents:

• What is it?
• Prerequisites
• Option
• Includes the following
• Project Structure
• Setup
• Build
• Build in watch mode
  • terminal
  • Visual Studio Code
• Load extension to chrome
• Test

Years ago when I used to work at Google, there was a way to create something called a "go link". Here's a deprecated extension in the Chrome store that replicated this functionality. The idea was to create a name that you can remember to represent one or more tabs. So for example, if you want to visit your "banking" sites, you can create a shortlink called "banking" to open Bank of America and Bank of the West websites for example.

This is equivalent to creating a bookmark. Except it is much faster and you can just type "go" into your chrome address bar, and then press Tab, then type "banking". Press Enter and your tabs will reopen!

Currently this browser extension is only available for Chrome. If you would like to contribute there are plenty of issues that need to be worked on. And one of them is porting this to Firefox and Edge.

• node + npm (Current Version)

• Visual Studio Code

• TypeScript
• Webpack
• React
• Jest
• Code
  • Chrome Storage
  • Badge number
  • Background script

npm install

npm run build

npm run watch

Run watch mode.

type Ctrl + Shift + B

Load dist directory.

Run npx jest or npm run test.