SiteLauncher adds a hotkey panel with visuals to Firefox
Sure, Firefox has built-in hotkey support, but sometimes it's nice to have a visual reminder. SiteLauncher is a new experiemtnal Firefox addon that does just that.
It's highly customizable - colors, font sizes, and transparency can all be changed. If you'd prefer a wide display, you can use up to eight columns. Don't like rounded corners? Square them off. Your list can also be ordered by hotkey or shortcut title, or you can arrange it manually. To display your list, just press ctrl+space (a la Launchy).
You can also choose to dispay SiteLauncher at startup instead of your home page.
The author has chosen to map ctrl+shift+s as the combo to quick-add your current page to the list, which will cause issues if you've got the Delicious addon installed - that's also the default combination for its bookmark search.
[ via gHacks ]













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsmvpDec 24th 2008 1:25PM
Very odd but doesn't work with the latest nightly build of Firefox (Shiretoko). It allows you to bring up the launcher and edit the setting however you cannot choose any of the shortcuts, hitting the corresponding keys does nothing.
WLDec 24th 2008 2:59PM
I just installed it and I love it already!
TrackDec 26th 2008 7:01AM
very nice addon, thanks for the tip :)
David MorrisonDec 28th 2008 3:05PM
Many thanks for featuring SiteLauncher.
For anyone using the Delicious add-on, you can change the key associated with the Shortcut This Page feature by changing the value of extensions.sitelauncher.shortcutThisPage.key in about:config, and then restarting Firefox.
If you don't know what about:config is, an explanation of using it can be found at http://www.mozillazine.org/misc/about:config/
Hope that helps.