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Omni
Command-driven browser interface for tabs, bookmarks, and productivity
Browser extension that brings a powerful command palette to Chrome and Firefox, enabling fast tab management, bookmark search, history browsing, and 50+ productivity actions—all keyboard-driven.
Overview
Supercharge Your Browser Workflow
Omni transforms how you interact with Chrome and Firefox by replacing scattered menus with a unified, keyboard-first command interface. Inspired by tools like Spotlight and Raycast, it gives power users instant access to tabs, bookmarks, browsing history, and dozens of productivity actions through a single shortcut.
What You Can Do
Search and switch between open tabs in milliseconds, manage bookmarks without diving into menus, and filter your browsing history with simple commands like /tabs, /bookmarks, and /history. Beyond navigation, Omni includes 50+ built-in actions—mute tabs, pin pages, clear cache, and integrate with services like Notion, Figma, and Asana. Special commands let you close tabs or remove bookmarks directly from the interface.
Who It's For
Designed for developers, researchers, and anyone juggling dozens of tabs daily, Omni works entirely offline with no sign-in required. It supports both light and dark modes tied to your system theme and can be self-hosted from source. The MIT-licensed codebase is built with JavaScript, jQuery, and dom-focus-lock for reliable focus management.
Highlights
Unified command palette for tabs, bookmarks, history, and 50+ actions
Keyboard-driven workflow with customizable shortcuts (Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+K)
Integrations with Notion, Figma, Google Docs, Asana, and more
No sign-in, fully offline, with self-hosting support via MIT license
Pros
- Dramatically reduces time spent navigating browser menus and tabs
- Works completely offline with zero account requirements
- Supports both Chrome and Firefox with consistent experience
- Open-source and self-hostable for privacy-conscious users
Considerations
- Requires learning command syntax and keyboard shortcuts for full efficiency
- Dark/light mode tied to system settings, not independently configurable
- Limited to browser context; no cross-device sync or cloud features
- Relies on jQuery, which may feel dated to modern JavaScript developers
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Fit guide
Great for
- Power users managing 20+ tabs across multiple projects
- Developers and designers who prefer keyboard-driven workflows
- Researchers needing fast access to browsing history and bookmarks
- Privacy-focused users wanting offline, no-account browser tools
Not ideal when
- Casual browsers comfortable with default tab and bookmark interfaces
- Users seeking cross-device bookmark sync or cloud-based features
- Teams needing shared bookmark collections or collaboration tools
- Those preferring mouse-driven interfaces over keyboard commands
How teams use it
Rapid Tab Switching During Development
Developers jump between documentation, localhost, and GitHub repos in under a second using `/tabs` search instead of clicking through dozens of tabs.
Research Session Management
Academics and analysts quickly retrieve relevant sources from browsing history with `/history` filters, eliminating manual bookmark curation.
Integrated Workflow Automation
Product managers open Notion docs, Figma files, and Asana tasks directly via Omni commands, bypassing multiple app switches.
Bulk Tab Cleanup
Users close or bookmark multiple tabs in seconds using `/remove` and shortcut keys, maintaining a clean workspace without manual clicking.
Tech snapshot
JavaScript81%
CSS18%
HTML2%
Frequently asked questions
Does Omni require an account or internet connection?
No. Omni works entirely offline with no sign-in, account creation, or data syncing to external servers.
Can I customize the keyboard shortcut to open Omni?
Yes. In Chrome, visit chrome://extensions/shortcuts. In Firefox, follow the browser's extension shortcut configuration steps.
How do I switch between dark and light mode?
Omni's theme follows your operating system settings. Change your system theme (macOS System Preferences or Windows Settings), then restart your browser.
What integrations are included?
Omni integrates with Notion, Figma, Google Docs, Asana, and other services, allowing you to open and search these tools directly from the command palette.
Can I self-host Omni instead of installing from the store?
Yes. Download the source from GitHub, enable developer mode in your browser, and load the unpacked extension from the src folder (Chrome) or firefox folder (Firefox).
Project at a glance
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LicenseMIT
Repo age4 years old
Last commit2 years ago
Self-hostingSupported
Primary languageJavaScript
Last synced 3 hours ago