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1. Hammerspoon web browser mac os#
2. Hammerspoon web browser software#
3. Hammerspoon web browser code#
4. Hammerspoon web browser password#

Hammerspoon web browser software#

I used to be a Google / Stack Overflow junkie for syntax issues or finding configuration/compatability issues in the vast amount of dimensions software gives us.Īn approach I used to solve this problem was to document snippets once I have solved the problem (don’t forget to upvote the answer on SO). I can now right click with my keyboard or even scroll without going to the arrow keys on the browser. It is simple to script out what you need with the help of the exhaustive documentation

Hammerspoon web browser code#

You can write Lua code that interacts with OS X APIs for applications, windows, mouse pointers, filesystem objects, audio devices, batteries, screens, low-level keyboard/mouse events, clipboards, location services, wifi, and more. A desktop automation tools helps you script/automate tasks. While struggling with this problem for about a week and avoiding to type where ever possible, I came across “ HammerSpoon”, a desktop automation tool. The workflow has become buggy, I think its part of the OS itself or something I did not spend time figuring out. I used an Alfred Workflow called Type to achieve that till it became unusable when I upgraded to Sierra (10.12). The bank websites stop you to use the Paste option in all possible ways with the help of Javascript and they do not work without Javascript (which is sad) Old Solution The paste has been both an important and tough to bypass.

Hammerspoon web browser password#

These can be usually bypassed with help of browser specific extensions using Password Managers like 1Password or LastPass.

Hammerspoon web browser mac os#

Just close it off once its done.īanking sites and Mac OS Keychain makes you intentionally type in your credentials.

If you want to read new stuff in Java or Go or Linux or about politics, spend the time then or add to your fixed size array, not a queue, not a stack, not a linked list. Write stuff you can’t remember and maintain a list of top 50 things you want to read online at any point of time in each section. When you mark an article as ‘Read Later’, its telling the tool to remind you to forget about it The Solution - An fixed size array This happens a lot when you are researching.įor those interested in the math, 10s of HN new posts every four hours will pile up to 40 or so in a week (at the least), averaging to 8 on weekdays.

This is a reality whether you like it or not. If you keep something for later, it gets missed and forgotten leading it into the virtual blackhole. The Read Later tools are for whom who have lots of spare time on weekends and clear off their tabs and read list in a week or two. Some keep their browser clean with pushing the stuff to read into Pocket like tools.Some wish for the browser to crash so that they happily forget (eventually people reach this from above).have tens (even 50+) of open tabs and complain about how Chrome / Firefox is hogging the memory.I have heard in podcasts, seen and read about people that

Its really really impossible to keep up in realtime about Javascript frameworks, Apple Rumors, what changed where and when its being released. I was this person about an year ago till a friend talked me down. Reading and Watching makes you do less Writing (be it code or language) When you push to other devices, you may lose count on what you need to read. These people read a lot and wanted to read a lot. Post the creation of Insta Paper, everyone wanted to read their information in a clean way, those who cannot tried to push it to their Kindles or Evernote. First, lets take a count of your open tabs as well as ‘Pocket’ like tools which are marked ‘Read Later’.