Browsir 🎩

A simple yet powerful command-line tool to manage multiple browser profiles and shortcuts.

Features ✨

• Launch different browser profiles with a single command
• Create and manage shortcuts to your favorite websites
• Support for both global (config file) and local shortcuts
• Smart shortcut suggestions when typos occur
• Interactive shortcut creation
• Support for Chrome, Brave and Arc browsers (on macOS)
• Cross-platform: works on macOS, Linux and Windows

Installation 🚀

From Source

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/browsir.git
   cd browsir

2. Build and install:

   make install

   This will build the binary and install it to /usr/local/bin

   It might prompt you for the password. This is because we are trying to write files in locations like /etc/.

   You do have the source code tho, so you can either check that everything is nice or you can change the installation folders yourself in the Makefile!

3. Verify the installation:

   browsir --version

You can also just build without installing:

make build
./browsir --version

Usage 📖

# Open browser with profile
browsir [profile] [shortcut | website]

browsir personal mail
browsir personal gmail.com

# Search on google, duckduckgo and bravesearch
# Default search engine is google
browsir [profile] [-se | --search-engine]=[google | brave | duckduckgo] -q=[your query]

browsir personal -q="What's the distance between the moon and the sun"
browsir personal -se=brave -q="Is Brave better for privacy"

Configuration 🔧

1. Create or modify .browsir.yml in your browsir directory:

   app_name: browsir
   browser_name: chrome  # can be 'chrome', 'brave', or 'arc'
   profiles:
     - name: personal    # profile name you'll use in commands
       profile_dir: Default  # actual profile directory name
       description: Personal browsing
     - name: work
       profile_dir: Profile 1
       description: Work profile
   shortcuts:
     google: google.com
     github: github.com
     mail: gmail.com

The configuration file allows you to:

• Set your preferred browser (chrome, brave, or arc)
• Define multiple browser profiles with custom names
• Add global shortcuts to frequently visited websites

You can find your Chrome profile directory names by visiting:

• Chrome: chrome://version
• Brave: brave://version
• Arc: arc://version