Releases: stefanbuck/jumpcat
v0.13.0
Configure keyboard shortcut
If you want to change the default keyboard shortcut CMD+K (history) or CMD+SHIFT+K (commands) to something else, you can do this by
- opening Jumpcat CMD+K and start typing
>jumpcat shortcut - or by visiting
chrome://extensions - or using the extension menu:
Bug fixes
- Proper escaping for ampersand and others characters like "<", ">", '"', and "'"
- Fix font issue on Windows (as discussed on Discord)
v0.12.2
Revert 😞 The feature to Configure keyboard shortcut seems to cause issues on Windows
v0.12.0
Configure keyboard shortcut
This feature is currently NOT available in Firefox.
If you want to change the default keyboard shortcut CMD+K to something else, you can do this by opening Jumpcat and start typing >jumpcat shortcut or by visitingchrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Update: I had to revert this feature, because it was causing (at least Chrome on Windows) to not bind the default binding properly
v0.11.0
New design update 😻 Credits to @GrandeCappuccino for this amazing design.
We have also added our Privacy Policy to the website, please read them carefully.
As always, any feedback is really appreciated.
Contributors
Assets 2
v0.10.0
This is a small release to get some internal changes out and prepare Jumpcat for a visual refresh (landing soon). Apart from that, typing ? in the search field brings up the help view with additional information how to use Jumpcat.
Lastly we would like to invite you to join our Discord to shape the future of Jumpcat together.
v0.9.0
Features
Two new commands
>copy current url to clipboard>copy canonical url to clipboard(if available on the current page)
Search modifiers
You're now able to break down the history list by prefixing your search with a so-called modifier. For example !jump will filter the list by repositories that contain jump somewhere in the name.
| Modifier | Description |
|---|---|
| ! | Breakdown history list by repositories. |
| # | Breakdown history list by issues and pull requests. |
There was some debate whether the # modifier should be used for issues or pull requests or both. Since GitHub is using the hashtag sign for both, we decided to follow this pattern. However, please let us know if you would prefer to have two distinguish modifiers.
Bugfixes
v0.8.0
Jumpcat now groups the history of recently viewed pages by time so you can find recent visited repositories, pull request, issues ... faster.
v0.7.1
Fix
The history list was not sorted at all and just random. With this version the list is now sorted by recently viewed.
v0.7.0
Nothing new, but everything changed
This version is a major rewrite of the app designed to unlock new features and to make future feature development faster.
The most important change was made to the data store. Before this version, Jumpcat was using the browser's Local Storage to save your recently view GitHub pages. During the initial prototyping phase, this was a well-suited fit. However, this approach has some flaws and there is a better way of storing data in the browser. Jumpcat now stores all data in the Browser Extension Storage. This storage is exclusively available to the installed extension. No other browser extension can read or write data. Furthermore, this storage enables much deeper integration with the browser. I'm very excited to announce that soon Jumpcat will be integrated into the browser's Omnibox which eventually changes your navigation behavior once more. Stay tuned!
v0.6.0
Highlight
New command to switch between color theme fast
Upcoming change
As part of the upcoming version 0.7.0 a new permission storage will be added to Jumpcat. This will temporarily disable the extension until you accept the new permission request.
Right now, we use Local Storage to persist all the data. Jumpcat does not store any sensitive data, however using the Local Storage has quite a few flaws compared to other available options. Therefore, we migrate data to the Browser Extension Storage which will then unlock other existing features. Stay tuned!