speed dial safari extension

Fast Addons

programming with speed in mind

Addons (web-extensions) extends functionality of your web-browser.

My addons are Super Fast - built using TypeScript, Vue and next generation of JavaScript ESNext!

• WHAT? Really no ads?
• Yes that's right! I want to increase your productivity and keep you focused on your task.
• But if you really want to support me, you can buy me a coffee :)

Privacy Policy - I take user privacy very seriously - I don't collect, track nor share any user data.

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The most advanced speed-dial extension in the world!

• online synchronization (and backup) between devices and browsers
• cloud-dials - access your dials in every browser - even in your phone!
• two clicks registration using your Google / Facebook / Twitter account
• extremely lightweight and fast using vanilla ESNext JavaScript
• secured with encrypted HTTPS connections
• nested groups with up to 9x9 dials
• local history for easy "undo"
• active development!
• free for personal use
• search for dial
• Live dials - turn dial into live small page
• split single dial into multiple smaller dials
• add multiple search engines into single dial
• adding all opened tabs to your dials
• Archive - hide your unused groups into archive
• assign each dial to a specific Firefox Container
• column color / row color (for better visual guidance)
• ...and more features in on the way

Search Result Previews

Search Result Previews is a replacement for the popular "SearchPreview" addon created by a great "Edward Ackroyd" which was discontinued .

To help me finance it, please support me here and get a " 1 year Premium version "!

Thank you for your help!

• upgrade your search with page-thumbnails and icons!
• supports all popular search engines: Google, Bing, Baidu, Yandex and many more!
• Page rank (Premium feature), shows how relevant / safe / popular the page is!
• ...later also "Firefox for Android" and iOS version

Scroll Anywhere

Scroll Anywhere allows you to scroll the page without touching a scrollbar!

Warning: very addictive!

• Momentum allows you to throw page to scroll it faster (just like on your phone)
• Middle / Right / Left mouse buttons are supported, see the Options page
• Customize scrollbars - make them thinner, change color or hide
• Auto-disable on specified domains / sub-domains
• Grab and drag scroll like on your phone
• Multiplier to speed-up or slow down
• On key down enable / disable
• Custom scrolling cursor

▶ YouTube demo video (11 seconds)

Auto highlight.

Auto Highlight will automatically highlight defined words on defined pages.

Sometimes the page is just not designed well and the information you are looking for is not visible enough.

• make that "Free shipping" label more visible :)
• highlight metadata like: 1080p, HDR, 4K, x265, HEVC, 5.1
• searching for something specific on the web? Use "Temporal Highlight" to help you find it on all pages. Temporal highlights are auto-deleted when you close browser.
• you can even hide words by setting font-size to zero

Private Notes

Private Notes gives you safe and encrypted place for your Top Secret notes!

• Encrypted notes - all your notes are always stored encrypted!
• End to End encryption - all transferred data are again encrypted with Firefox Sync
• No need to create additional account - simply login to your Firefox / Chrome / Edge
• Advanced Text Editor - supports many advanced text features
• Code highlight for many popular languages and configs
• Compression - all notes are compressed to save space
• Auto-lock - will help you keep your notes locked when you leave your PC
• Dark mode available

Web Translate

Web Translate gives you easy access to your favorite translator page from your Web browser or Thunderbird.

• selected text translation (with context menu)
• whole page translation
• supports Google Translate / Microsoft Bing Translator / DeepL Translator / Yandex Translate / Baidu Translator

AI Anywhere for ChatGPT

AI Anywhere is handy helper for ChatGPT (created by OpenAI).

• customizable context menu options - Summarize / Explain / Translate <selected text>
• click toolbar icon for instant access
• click toolbar icon on Google to re-search with ChatGPT
• press arrow Up / Down inside ChatGPT to access previous queries

Movie Meter

Movie Meter shows you movie rating and it's popularity on many movie-related pages. For TV Shows it finds information about Next / Previous episode.

It will work on most popular movie streaming sites like Netflix, Amazon, YouTube Movies, TV.Apple.com, MoviesAnywhere, but also on Wikipedia, Fandango and many others.

If it doesn't work on your favorite movie page, let me know and I will add support for it.

• movie rating and popularity
• next / previous episode date
• additional movie information
• auto-hide when video detected

Note: since there is no "official" integration with target pages, I cannot guarantee 100% correct results. That said, in general it works perfectly.

Send Note to Device

Send Note to Device allows you to send text messages (notes) between your browsers.

• Send link with message! - do you use "Send Tab to Device" feature? This is similar, but you can include a note with the link!
• End to End encryption - all transferred data are encrypted thanks to Firefox Sync
• No need to create additional account - Firefox Sync will handle everything
• Inbox - history of last 100 received notes
• Outbox - history of last 100 send notes

New Window Setup

New Window Setup is a small but super helpful addon for all multi-monitor users!

• Firefox creates new window on the same monitor where the last focused window is. If you use multiple monitors and you have Firefox windows opened on each one, new window can be created on any of them. Using this addon you can force it to a specific monitor.
• Firefox creates new windows with the same dimension as the last focused window. If your last focused window is snapped on a side, your new window will have this crazy dimension.

Using this addon, new window will be always created with correct size and on correct place!

Darko will make your Thunderbird messages dark.

Link in Tab

Link in Tab changes how links are opened in your Thunderbird messages:

• Left click - open link in new tab
• Left double-click - open link in browser (default action)
• Middle click - open link in browser and close current tab (if message was opened in a tab)

Save my Password

Save my Password will allow you to force Firefox to store your password on any page.

Why? Some login pages are designed in a way that your credentials are not stored by Firefox and you have to type them yourself every time.

Fast Firefox Send

Fast Firefox Send is unofficial extension for the "Firefox Send" service to make it faster and better!

• upload files directly from any page - using context menu
• remember last expiration limits - "Expires after X download or Y days"
• list of Uploaded files - history of last 100 uploaded files
• access your uploads anywhere - Firefox Sync will sync your list of uploaded files
• End to End encryption - both "Firefox Send" and " Firefox Sync " are encrypted!

"Fast Firefox Send" is not officially affiliated with Firefox™ or any Firefox™ products. Firefox™ is a registered trademark of Mozilla Foundation.

Search and Highlight

Search and Highlight is a search upgrade for Firefox.

• highlight list on the right
• highlight animation for found result
• doesn't work on https://addons.mozilla.org/ (blocked by Firefox) BUT! it can be enabled by creating new key "privacy.resistFingerprinting.block_mozAddonManager" in "about:config" page with boolean TRUE value, and in the key "extensions.webextensions.restrictedDomains" remove domain "addons.mozilla.org"
• wrong search navigation on Facebook and some other pages is due to this Firefox bug
• highlighted search result gets misplaced when page changes - some pages adds / removes content as you scroll them and makes search / highlight very problematic...
• does not work on browser specific pages like "about:addons" (blocked by Firefox)
• does not work in "reader view" (blocked by Firefox), vote for bug
• does not work on other extensions pages like options page of some addon (blocked by Firefox)
• infinite Height increase bug in Options page in about:addons page happens when you use + Zoom, see this bug

Send Tab to Device Enhancer

Send Tab to Device Enhancer intercepts tabs send to this device (using "Send Tab to Device" feature in Firefox) and moves them to a separate window and then highlights it on your taskbar.

Rocker Gestures

Rocker Gestures allows you to:

• go Back - by holding Right mouse button and pressing Left mouse button
• go Forward - by holding Left mouse button and pressing Right mouse button

This feature is known from Opera browser.

▶ YouTube demo video (20 seconds)

Unload Tab shows you list of tabs opened in the current window - click any of them to unload it (discard it).

TabSync Pro

TabSync Pro allows you to view and manage tabs remotely on other devices.

• thanks to Android version, you can now manage your Android tabs from your desktop!
• cloud-tabs - access your tabs in every browser - even in your phone!
• privacy-friendly and secured with encrypted HTTPS connections

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Your donation is my only income! If you can, please donate.

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Accelerate for Safari 4+

Control video playback, ritam sarmah.

• 4.2 • 237 Ratings
• Offers In-App Purchases

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Description.

Accelerate is a Safari extension with powerful, customizable features for controlling video playback and speed. FEATURES • Control playback speed of HTML5 video • Personalize keyboard shortcuts for common media controls, e.g., play/pause, skipping, mute, Picture-in-Picture, etc. • Global shortcuts to control Safari playback while using other apps • Supports Picture-in-Picture and AirPlay • Works with YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV+, Prime Video, Twitch, and more CONTROLS By default, you can use the following keys on your keyboard to control video speed: D: Speed Up S: Slow Down R: Toggle Default Speed (1x) A: Toggle 2x Speed V: Show Current Speed P: Enter Picture in Picture You can customize these and create additional shortcuts for the other playback actions available in Accelerate. PRIVACY Accelerate never collects any personal data or identifiable information from you. Safari will show a general warning that the extension can read sensitive info from all webpages. This permission level is required for extensions like Accelerate in order to interact with the web pages you visit. For more details, please see Accelerate's privacy policy. Privacy Policy: https://ritam.me/projects/accelerate/privacy FAQ: https://ritam.me/projects/accelerate/faq/ GitHub: https://github.com/ritamsarmah/accelerate

Version 4.2.2

• Fixes shortcut letters blocking text input on certain website textfields

Ratings and Reviews

237 Ratings

Great but have recommendation

I am really enjoying the functionality of the extension. I use this as a medical student to more quickly navigate through lectures. One additional feature that would make this perfect for me would be menu commands to make universal keyboard shortcuts. An example this could be used is during recorded lectures and taking notes. If i miss a particular portion of the lecture audio and I need to skip backwards to get it, without exiting the note taking application, I would be able to do that. I cant tell you how much I am going in and out of applications when I just want to have a global shortcut for pause/play, skip forward and skip backward. Maybe Accelerate can do this and I just missed it. Great applicaiton none the less!

Its good for being one of the only fast forwards for safari

Im still a little confused sometimes on how to use it but the creator sent me to an faq page that helped me out. Im getting used to it, but it could still be a little clearer with instrcutions. though, it does what its supposed to do so it should get 5 stars. I also still dont like that it wans you that it could be steaking passwords, but the creator also explained that, and i guess ill just have to trust him if i want to watch netflix faster lol

Developer Response ,

Hi userjlv, I promise that Accelerate doesn't collect any personal info whatsoever, and you can see an explanation for the warning in my privacy policy, since it's a common concern with many Safari extensions. If you need help with getting the extension to work, there is an FAQ available on the Accelerate website with troubleshooting instructions. (https://ritam.me/projects/accelerate/faq) If you have other questions, feel free to email me and I'd be glad to answer them.

MacOS ver.: VGood, iOS ver.: Default Settings only

Again, great implementation on MacOS, but since I started using the iDevice variant, a) every input setting on the General app tab refuses to acknowledge changes to the playback speed multipliers or increment; on the Shortcuts app tab b) every created shortcut ignores user input and reverts to DEFAULT settings, and c) every Standard shortcut that is edited either resists editing entirely or replaces the Standard shortcut with the Default values from a newly created shortcut (in order to preserve the Standard shortcuts, the app must be clean re-installed). If the speed notification corner or the Keyboard shorts in the Standard shortcuts were in conflict with our workflow, I'd have to find another solution. Thankfully, the Standard shortcuts and General settings are tolerable. thx

App Privacy

The developer, Ritam Sarmah , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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Can I have a "Speed Dial" or "Fast Dial" as my home page for Safari?

Windows XP Pro

Posted on Nov 7, 2008 9:18 PM

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Speed Dial for Chrome, Edge, and Opera 81.8.1

 Tactical Briefings

Can I survive one week using Safari instead of Chrome?

I'm a diehard Chrome user, in large part because of its wide selection of extensions. As a Chrome user, I decided that it would be an interesting experiment to see if I could move to Safari, or at least survive a week.

In large part, this is a question of whether I can live with desktop Safari's very limited library of extensions. Yes, Safari has extensions. When Safari is open, click on Safari in the Menu bar on the top left, then hit Safari Extensions. That will take you to the Mac App Store where you can download and install extensions. They're there, but they're extremely limited both in quantity and capability.

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When Big Sur comes out, Apple expects to change that with their WebExtensions API . This API is meant to open up desktop Safari's access to extensions, providing an opportunity for far more extensions to be made available.

What's particularly interesting is that although Apple has announced that MacOS 11, the upcoming Big Sur release, will not support older Macs, the upcoming Safari release with WebExtensions will run on Mojave and Catalina , making the enhanced Safari available to older machines.

I wanted to conduct an experiment to see how much the addition of WebExtensions benefits productivity. To do that, I'm converting to Safari for a week, prior to the upcoming Safari release. I'm going to see whether I can live with the meager set of extensions available now. Then, a few months after the new Safari is released, I'm going to repeat the experiment to see how (or if) my productivity improves with the added extension selection.

Sunday morning

Okay. Here's the big step. I just went into System Preferences->General and changed my default browser from Chrome to Safari. And may the Lord have mercy on my soul.

My first stop was Safari Extensions on the Mac App Store. I went down the entire list (it's not very long) and chose those very few extensions that exist in both Chrome and Safari: Pocket, my password manager, Todoist, Evernote Web Clipper... and that was it. None of my other Chrome extensions (or extensions that do what my other Chrome extensions do) exist in Safari.

I jump between three or four Macs constantly, so it's important that all my bookmarks, launchers, and settings sync up. When I first launched Safari, I found that the couch Mac mini and my development machine had a completely different set of bookmarks.

This is fixable, fortunately. All it takes is a quick visit to System Preferences on each Mac. If you're using Mojave or earlier, go to the iCloud icon. If you're using Catalina, click the Apple ID icon. Then, just turn on the Safari sync option. Safari does sync, but as I discovered later, it doesn't sync everything. Not by a long shot.

The first real casualty of this test was Speed Dial 2 . While it works for Edge, Chrome, and Firefox, it doesn't support Safari. Fortunately, Safari's built in Favorites screen does pretty much the same thing. So I copied over links to all my most-used web apps and marked them as favorites in Safari.

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Tabs initially proved disconcerting in Safari. There were no favicons to separate and make the tabs easily identifiable. Fortunately, this feature was added in Safari for Mojave, so all it took was a visit to Safari Preferences->Tabs and clicking Show website options in tabs. Whew!

Ugh. Favorites sync between machines, but toolbar buttons, preferences, and extensions do not. I have to do the same setup process on Every. Single. Machine. Individually. Why?

It's later in the day now, and I've survived my first few hours in Safari without mishap. Today, I've mostly been using Gmail and YouTube. My only complaint is that the X that closes tabs is very difficult to see, with very low contrast, both in dark and light mode. It's much better in Chrome.

I just ran into a disappointing complication: there's a favorites bar, but no bookmarks bar. In Chrome I use the bookmarks bar for dropdown menus of all my actively used sites. I use the new tab page for quick-launches to my most used web applications. 

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But in Safari, you can only have a favorites bar. This does work the same as the Bookmarks bar in Chrome, even to the point of folders turning into drop-down menus. But, if you use favorites to create a quick-launch page for new tabs in Safari to compensate for the lack of new tab extensions, having a bunch of folders makes the new tab launcher much messier. 

On the other hand, I was able to easily use Safari to access the WordPress dashboard and support my open source users. It worked fine with my custom web search settings in Alfred . And my Shortcut Bar app, which I use for quick access to test sites, worked just fine, as did TextExpander .

My morning reading worked out fine in Safari. I did find a few annoyances because some of the Chrome extensions I rely on don't have equivalents on Safari.

Context Menu Search doesn't exist in Safari. This is an add-on I use multiple times a day to select a phrase, right click, and have it search Wikipedia or Amazon or YouTube or eBay or another of about 50 sites. I was reading a news article, and reflexively right-clicked on the name of someone I wanted to check out on Wikipedia, and the option wasn't there.

Sure, I can easily just search Google and drill on down, but it adds to the clicks and time spent, reducing flow and productivity.

I also find myself missing the StyleBot and Send from Gmail extensions. All the various website customizations and annoyances I removed in Chrome are back again in Safari, but there's nothing like StyleBot in Safari.

I regularly send articles I'm reading to associates. The lack of the Send from Gmail extension is adding more clicks. It's a minor productivity loss.

It turns out that if you right-click on the new tab page background, you can turn toggle favorites, most-visited sites, and Siri suggestions. I like a very predictable and personally-configured launch page, so I turned off the most-visited sites and Siri suggestions.

And, of course, I had to make that change on each machine since iCloud didn't sync those settings.

I totally miss the Copy Link Name extension , which copies the link text instead of the link itself. I use that constantly in my daily work. While there's a Copy Link option on the right-click menu, and a Copy option on the Edit menu, neither will just copy plain text.

Gmail seems ever-so-slightly more responsive in Safari. I haven't noticed any other big speed or performance gains from the switch.

Getting more used to Safari. Having more of my setup in place made it possible for me to just get started this morning without too much pain.

I did notice that there's no Close Tabs to the Right option. You can Close Other Tabs, but it's another minor productivity feature I find lacking. Ah, actually, there's a Close Tabs to Right in Catalina, but not the earlier Mojave. I'm running both OSs on my different machines.

I really miss Reopen Closed Tab . In Safari, if you close a tab, you can undo it. But if you wait a while or do other actions, you can't get your older tab back as easily. I wound up resorting to History to get back closed tabs.

Today I ran into a real productivity gotcha. Our corporate CMS is not running properly in Safari.

Some of you might say it's not fair to count a custom corporate app, since nobody outside the company is going to use it. But while my experience is unlikely to be shared by anyone not using ZDNet's CMS, if there's a compatibility issue for one application, there may well be issues for others.

So here's what's happening. Every time I make an edit in an article, the scroll position changes, bouncing up and down the page. I constantly lose my place and have to find it again. I've used this CMS every day for the past decade, so I'm pretty used to its behavior, and it's never done this in Chrome. Just to be sure this wasn't a bug introduced in the CMS in the last few days, I did open Chrome to test. Nope. Only in Safari.

Again, it's not a deal killer, but it's very annoying. My most recent edit took me more than twice as long in Safari than it normally does in Chrome. For a daily activity, that's a concern. 

Today's big win is that PHP debugging with PhpStorm works flawlessly in Safari. I can't say that I'm surprised, given how many coders prefer using Macs -- and all of them can't be using Chrome.

Okay, I can see it. The Safari development console is a definite win. I'm not going to go into the gory details because it would extend this article far too much, but suffice it to say that Safari has a rich selection of web development resources, a complete Developer menu, and some timeline diagnostic tools that are very helpful.

In fact, I can definitely see opening up Safari just to work with it when doing JavaScript and DOM development and debugging. Very nice tool.

Not much new to report except for the previously-mentioned insufferable page bouncing that occurs in Safari while trying to post articles in the company CMS. I actually launched Chrome to post my articles because I just don't hate myself enough to force myself to use Safari for that process. 

Interestingly, the page bouncing behavior seen in the CMS occurs on two separate Macs, and in both Mojave and Catalina.

To be fair, so far it's really the only unusable aspect I've found in Safari. Other behaviors and feature lacks are a bit annoying, but nothing else has proven to be unusable.

I've used Safari's Reader Mode on and off throughout the years when faced with a page that either wouldn't print right or was so full of junk it was unreadable. But if you're a Pocket user, you don't really ever need to use Reader Mode because Pocket does a great job of cleaning up articles and presenting them for offline reading.

Chrome does have some Reader Mode extensions. There's even a partially complete Reader Mode option you can turn on, but I do have to admit that Safari's implementation is the superior version.

Other than that, Friday has proven to be uneventful. I'm looking forward to ending my week tomorrow and coming to some final conclusions that I can share with you.

After a week, I've developed some level of muscle memory with Safari. I'm used to the tab close button being on the left of the tab instead of the right. I'm used to hitting undo to reopen a closed tab. And I'm generally used to the behavior of the browser.

That said, it's clear that I'm somewhat enthusiastically anticipating my return to Chrome. Safari has been tolerable, but that's about the best I can say about it.

My week of Safari experimentation is ending not with a bang, but with a "meh."

My conclusions

My fundamental conclusion is that extensions make the browser. I find Chrome a bit sluggish and annoying from time-to-time, but the rich selection of extensions provides a profound benefit to my productivity.

I expected to conclude that Safari is much faster than Chrome, but that was not the case. Additionally, the lack of extension availability made my Safari experience tedious.

WIth the exception of our homegrown CMS, I found Safari able to handle any website or application I threw at it. It worked fine with my development system. So, from a compatibility point of view, I have no complaints.

But the dearth of extensions was challenging. In my daily diary, I mentioned some extensions whose functionality I couldn't duplicate, but that barely scratches the surface of extension capabilities I missed. 

In Chrome, I'm running 57 extensions with features ranging from sending webpages via text messaging to optimizing my YouTube posting and SEO. Without that entire stable of extensions, some tasks were still doable, but at the cost of time. Other tasks were simply not doable at all, or required adding a whole bunch of steps and jumping between programs. Still other tasks -- especially those that customized behavior based on the contents of a webpage's document object model, were completely unavailable.

It's possible that when Safari implements the WebExtensions API in Big Sur that the selection of extensions will expand. But unless Safari grows the kind of extension library that Chrome has, it will be a poor substitute.

Now that my week of Safari is up, I'm returning back to Chrome. And I'm doing it breathing a sigh of relief. It's good to be back home again.

What about you? Are you running Safari or Chrome as your main daily driver? Have you tried the Chromium version of Edge? Do you think Big Sur's WebExtensions API will make the difference? Let us know in the comments below. 

You can follow my day-to-day project updates on social media. Be sure to follow me on Twitter at @DavidGewirtz , on Facebook at Facebook.com/DavidGewirtz , on Instagram at Instagram.com/DavidGewirtz , and on YouTube at YouTube.com/DavidGewirtzTV .

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Speed Dial [FVD] - New Tab Page, 3D, Sync...

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Speed Dial allows you to add and manage bookmarks in the New Tab page.

Manage bookmarks directly in the New Tab page of your browser. All important websites are displayed quickly in the browser tab. You could select from predefined background themes and set a custom background image. With the integrated search box you can start your search directly in the New Tab. The default search is changed to addonsearch.net in the New Tab. Your bookmarks are only stored locally in your browser and are kept private. Terms & Conditions: https://www.addonsearch.net/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://www.addonsearch.net/privacy.html

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Chilly Owl Jul 6, 2024

Please add the option to select a search engine.

Radek Jüthner Jan 13, 2024

Refresh preview does not work :-(

Dejan Aradije Jul 2, 2021

It's almost perfect. The only thing is that you can't choose which search engine you're using

• Version 3.0.0
• Updated March 28, 2024
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• Size 4.67MiB
• Languages 2 languages Deutsch , English
• Developer Website Email [email protected]
• Non-trader This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

This developer declares that your data is

• Not being sold to third parties, outside of the approved use cases
• Not being used or transferred for purposes that are unrelated to the item's core functionality
• Not being used or transferred to determine creditworthiness or for lending purposes

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