- Portable homepage that allows placement of multiple search engines on a single page and organization of commonly used webpages by category.
- Added quicklinks to GitHub (12/08/2012)
quicklinks allows:
- Customize search engine
- Fluid layout of commonly used websites
- Customizable background
- Goto
https://github.com/gaara42/quicklinks
- Download the .zip file and move to desired location on local disk.
- Clone via the following command:
git clone https://github.com/gaara42/quicklinks
###Search Engines
- Add or remove search engines
- Open
quicklinks.html
from the root directory - Search for
search["Search"]
, the array containing the names of each search engine - Follow the examples already in this array
- The main page of the search engine can generally be added as is, if that fails, send me an email.
- Add new websites
- Open
quicklinks.html
from the root directory - Search for
links["News"]
, the array containing links to different News websites - Follow the examples, generally you enter new pages with:
"WEBSITE NAME":"WEBSITE URL",
. The comma is omitted for the last news article in the array.
- The root directory contains a file called
background.jpg
- Edit this file with a new .jpg file to change the background.
Copyright (C) 2012 Biafra Ahanonu
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