BMXt_Demo:Browser Manipulator X Terminal

◆Introduction We are conducting an experiment to fundamentally rethink browser operation, without relying on AI or other technologies, and completing the process entirely locally. Have you ever experienced any of the following? ・Using the mouse to operate the browser is cumbersome. ・You keep many tabs open because you feel anxious about not being able to see things immediately if they're not open. ・Even with many tabs open, finding what you're looking for and managing them is difficult. The author has always felt dissatisfied with these points during their work, and more precisely, decided to realize their desire for "efficient browsing from a perspective other than tabs!" ◆Development Methodology Fortunately, in this age where "coding is easy" thanks to AI, all code generation is done by AI, and development is being carried out through rapid trial and error. However, the most important thing we prioritize is the following: 1) The extension must operate entirely locally. We strictly adhere to using only libraries, including external LLMs (AI) via APIs, etc., that are always contained within packages. 2) No AI Used You might be thinking, "But it's made with AI!", and that's a valid point. However, as mentioned in the "◆Introduction," we are committed to "not using LLM for the extension's operation." The programs included in the extension operate and process data purely mechanically, and we strive for high precision and completeness as a "tool" by correcting any bugs. ◆About the Developer This extension is currently being developed by one person. They always maintain strong guidelines, specifications, and their own aesthetics, and do not engage in development that relies solely on AI. However, it is also true that they have concerns about using unfamiliar languages and frameworks with the help of AI. For this reason, this extension is a "demo," and while it is free to use, please understand that it may always contain some bugs, and use it at your own risk. We would also appreciate any feedback you may have after trying it out. Please send it to the address below. ◆Feedback - Feedback and wishes from using the extension https://github.com/UNRsports/bmxt/issues ◆Disclaimer BMXt is an experimental / trial implementation. UNRsports (the developer) is not liable for any incidents, loss, or damage arising from your use of the extension. You use BMXt at your own discretion and risk. ◆Version history 0.8.4: - Improved picker behavior in search commands 0.8.3: - Fixed a caret-handling bug for Japanese text in the prompt that caused the display to disappear 0.8.2: - Implemented UI support for smartphone use, now that Chrome extensions are available on Android Vivaldi 0.8.0: - Improved the in-tab float prompt so you can use it alongside the popup window - Standardized inter-command and candidate-menu specifications, with matching refactoring - Renamed the picker command to browse - Detail bars (tab and others) can now be closed with Ctrl+C - Upgraded to TypeScript 6 and applied minor code fixes - nav: show identity label (kind:key) under the cursor; incremental attribute jump with /; learn origins after successful activate - Started implementing direct tab operations via independent commands (tab, back, reload, and related) without relying on browse - Internal: moved the command-interpretation core to Rust/WASM; UI focuses on display and browser API execution - Renamed tabs to tab. Moved history, reload, and tab close from nav to tab (nav keeps -enter/-exit/-windowclose) 0.7.5: - Adjusted tabs mode picker behavior - Added selectable export destinations for setting data - Implemented snapshot: save web pages as Markdown to a directory of your choice - Refactored the dom picker: existing behavior is `--normal`; added `--with` with fixes and improvements - Added support for running multiple commands with `&&` 0.6.9: - Externalized the welcome page to reduce package size - Migrated the framework from Plasmo to WXT and package management from npm to pnpm - Revised tabs mode picker interaction for a more intuitive flow with less hand and eye movement - Repository-wide refactoring as part of the framework migration - Removed WASM-based SQLite, which had been causing performance degradation 0.6.0: - Changed the extension window to a dedicated popup window without a tab bar - Implemented SQLite caching for search mode alongside the search refresh and job-based execution model 0.5.6: - Audited remaining bilingual UI after locale switching and applied locale rules consistently - UI adjustments in tabs mode - Removed the split command to save screen space; implemented session switching UI via the session command 0.5.3: - Split extension shortcuts into launch and reset - Implemented the setting command to customize, save, and load extension appearance - Added favicon display in tabs mode and fixed display issues around tab titles - Revised picker interaction across commands for a more intuitive flow with less hand and eye movement - Updated related interaction systems to match the new picker model - Major overhaul of search mode 0.4.6: - Fixed an issue where new tab groups could not be created in tabs mode 0.4.5: - Cleaned up dependencies (pnpm + WXT) - Renamed find to search (mode) with enhancements — subdivide results and jump directly to each element - Tab picker: expand/collapse window and tab group tree rows - Added tabs -setting -page-active (--auto / --manual) to toggle automatic tab activation on highlight 0.4.1: - Miscellaneous internal fixes - Fixed a bug affecting text input in nav mode - Removed the translation side picker; translate assist is now prompt preview and nav typing only 0.4.0: - Fixed bugs in nav mode behavior - Added translation assist (`translate -on` / `translate -off`) - Adjusted Tab completion menu behavior - Fixed welcome page open behavior 0.3.8: - Show a welcome page on install and when the extension version is upgraded - Fixed tabs mode filtering …