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I want to try postgrest.

Thank you so much for posting this. I was working on something similar and this helped a lot.

I did not know about Hoppscotch. I will surely check it out.

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Sorted - for managing bookmarks (move bookmarks into folders)

Quick Copy - for managing clipboard (shortcuts, persistent storage, management)

I wrote the last two

I believe it's because ES6 "class" syntax is a recently added feature (in programming language years). I use classes in JavaScript a lot, but I have to admit that it's mostly for the cleaner syntax and less for the OOP features. However I have to admit that I've also noticed the trend and would really like to know if there's another reason behind it.

I wrote a tool for visualizing mongodb records as a network of nodes. I find it really helpful to work with a visual representation of relations or connections. If you're working with hierarchies or references in mongodb, give it a shot.

This webextension provides persistent storage, shortcut keys and a UI for searching/managing clipboard contents. For now, it works for Firefox. A version for Chrome will be released as soon as it is approved.

Sure, tell me what you think!

Please give this a try. It's a very minimal extension that I created it for myself and have been working on it for over an year.

first match gets it

no, it doesn't work with bookmark tags, it creates bookmarks folders for the keywords you enter and moves all bookmarks with a title containing the keyword into the folder I guess using the word "tags" is causing a lot of confusion here... a lesson learnt!

no, it doesn't work with bookmark tags, it creates bookmarks folders based on bookmark titles

Use this if you find yourself manually creating bookmark folders. Just enter the tags in this extension and it will automatically create folders and move your bookmarks.