Labs/Ubiquity/Ubiquity Command Suggestions

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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.
  • Timezone convertor (something like "get time in australia" and perhaps, "convert 8pm australian time to my time" where my timezone could automatically be obtained from CmdUtils.getLocation())
  • Youtube Search
  • Flickr search (a coverflow-like preview would be awesome)
  • Flickr integration (ability to inject pictures/slideshows and post found images to Flickr)
  • Twitter search
  • Twitter integration (see Blair's Twitter command)
  • More advanced twitter integration (a command to view last x messages from a specific friend and another to view your recent friends timeline)
  • Currency conversion
  • Unit conversion
  • Stock quotes
  • BugMeNot lookup for current page
  • Route on Google Maps
  • Link finder (like the "link-to-wikipedia" command but then, instead of inserting a link to wikipedia, allow the user to find the link from history/bookmarks. This would save a lot of excess work because at the moment, to insert a link, you have to open up a new tab, find the page you want to link to, copy the address and then, go back to add the link)
  • Program launcher (When in Chrome, JS can launch other applications)
  • Go command (for switching between tabs by name) (achieved by the "tab" command builtin to Ubiquity)
  • Search command (allows you to search for text in any open tab, and then navigate you there)
  • Blog integration (select a chunk of text or an image and then blog about it in your favorite blog software)
  • Flock stuff (be inspired by whatever seems to be actually useful in Flock)
  • BlueOrganizer (be inspired by this addon and it's somewhat semantic knowledge)
  • Fly command (possibly using the Kayak API) to make booking flights easier
  • Take inspiration from Clipmarks
  • Ability to take snapshots of the current window
  • Ability to annotate web pages and then share those annotations
  • Digg (see Sandro's diggthis command)
  • Reddit/Mixx
  • Del.icio.us
  • Queries for places datastores, rendering in plain html blue links (Beltzer showed me a little js console script that is a fine starting point).
    • tag:(hci gestuers)
    • site:google date:yesterday show:clicks
    • starred intitle:Concept
  • Turn referencing friend feed comments and tweets on a page (defaulted to the current page) into page annotations via command "show conversations"
  • Firebug integration, inspect DOM-Reference, show firebug net panel
  • Integration with Jaiku, Plurk, and other microblogging services (not only with Twitter)