Launcher for the Internet.
iBar is like Spotlight but for the web — jump to any page in your browser history in a couple of keystrokes.
Pulp Fiction (1994) IMDb
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Pulp Fiction (1994) IMDb
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Pulp Fiction (1994) - Rotten Tomatoes
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Final Purchases
Nov 26, 08:45 •
notion.so › final-purchases-5a3768c26c5e411ca7663cc2a6395eba
Golang Conf - Filippo Valsorda: The CPU profiler is not your ally
Nov 11 •
youtube.com › watch ? ...
PHP: file_put_contents - Manual
Nov 18 •
php.net › manual › en › function.file-put-contents.php
Configuration | PurgeCSS
Nov 3 •
purgecss.com › configuration. html # configuration-file
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Recent - Figma
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Product Roadmap
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Elon, Tesla - Slack
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neiss
New Issue · esbuild
github.com › evanw › esbuild › issues › new
tweli
Tweets liked by Emanuil
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drodel
Deleted files - Dropbox
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Highlights
- Tiny, 4 MB app built in Swift for macOS
- Instant search (with fuzzy matching) across thousands of history items
- Paste URLs without switching context — in addition to opening them in the browser, you can cmdC on any item to copy its URL to the clipboard
- bookmark support
- inverse search — type
-to exclude words from results
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