How To Use

Features

Before diving deep into customizations, it is better to know what this start page can do:

• Filter links by typing in the prompt
  • Quickly filter links by typing in the prompt. Hitting Enter will open all filtered links at once
  • If nothing filtered, the text in prompt will use the default search engine for searching your input
  • Force search using CTRL + ENTER without launching filtered links
• Launch websites directly from the prompt. Just type the URL (ie. github.com)
• Search websites with custom commands. For example, type s some weird bug to search StackOverflow for some weird bug
• Wallpaper support through URL with blur and fade effects
• Customizable Fetch UI for fetching browser and system data, including custom image support
• Autosuggest and Autocomplete support just like zsh and fish
• Cycle through filtered links back and forth
• Multiple theme support (check all available themes)
• Built-in configuration editor to easily edit and save your configuration

Key Bindings

Those key bindings should help you use start page like your own terminal

• Use → to auto-complete the suggestion
• Search without auto-complete with CTRL + ENTER
• Cycle through filtered links using TAB and SHIFT + TAB
• Clear the prompt quickly with CTRL + C
• Close windows with ESC

Built-In Commands

There are several commands to help you configure and make it suit your desktop environment.

• Show usage with help command (shows basic usage and your configured search shortcuts)
• Show info with fetch command (time, date, system and browser data)
• Update your configuration with config command
  • config help - Displays config command usage
  • config import <url> - Import configuration from a URL to your local storage
  • config theme - Lists all available themes
  • config theme <theme-name> - Switches between themes and sets your local configuration
  • config edit - Edit local configuration within editor
  • config reset - Reset your configuration to default