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* Commands for all of the menu items (so that I never have to reach for the mouse to menu again). Sandro mentioned this recently. | * Commands for all of the menu items (so that I never have to reach for the mouse to menu again). Sandro mentioned this recently. | ||
** I would actually encourage this and say that every firefox menu item, shortcut, and who knows what else should be built into ubiquity. (I got the idea from the conversation around [http://www.cimitan.com/blog/2009/01/31/do-ifying-gtk-30/ do-ifying gnome], which not surprisingly started with ubiquity :) Anyway, this would both make ubiquity more useful and Fx shortcuts more discoverable, imho. | ** I would actually encourage this and say that every firefox menu item, shortcut, and who knows what else should be built into ubiquity. (I got the idea from the conversation around [http://www.cimitan.com/blog/2009/01/31/do-ifying-gtk-30/ do-ifying gnome], which not surprisingly started with ubiquity :) Anyway, this would both make ubiquity more useful and Fx shortcuts more discoverable, imho. | ||
* A 'map keyboard shortcut to command' command would be nice. | |||
* Program launcher (When in Chrome, JS can launch other applications) | * Program launcher (When in Chrome, JS can launch other applications) | ||
* "cmd" command to pass selected text to the command line, i.e. "cmd wget" would pass the selected text to the wget function via the cli. | * "cmd" command to pass selected text to the command line, i.e. "cmd wget" would pass the selected text to the wget function via the cli. | ||