An implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), acting as a simple bridge to native OS functionalities like clipboard management and URL handling.
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An implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP), acting as a simple bridge to native OS functionalities like clipboard management and URL handling.
Desktop application that automates the opening of multiple links. User can load URLs from a text file, filter and open them in any installed browser.
A wrapper on top of a number of libraries for opening links and file pickers natively.
A simple, browser-based utility that allows users to open multiple URLs in new tabs simultaneously.
URL opener using HTML, CSS and JavaScript specifying the length and width of the window.
A simple static web application that allows you to open URLs on one device from another using QR codes.
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Open file paths and URLs from tmux panes with inline hints, including wrapped AI-agent output.
Command line tools for opening URLs in Chromium-based browsers on macOS — picking a profile, an Edge workspace, or a specific window, and reusing an existing tab when one is open.
Open URLs from a list in urls.txt with a single click.
A command-line tool that opens URLs based on pattern matching, designed to be used with keyboard shortcuts (e.g., Win+O to open URLs from selected text). It's particularly useful for quickly opening issue trackers, tickets, or other pattern-based URLs. It can also open local files. This project was created using AI assistance (Cursor).
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