Celerity

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Table of Contents

1. About The App
2. Getting Started
3. Usage
4. Customization
5. Contributors

About The App

Celerity is a productivity-focused custom new tab page that transforms browser navigation with powerful keyboard shortcuts.

It allows you to:

• Rapidly access sites with simple key commands (press a key, hit enter, done)
• Direct search from any site by typing a key followed by your query
• Customize shortcuts to match your workflow needs
• Switch between themes including dark mode, light mode, and developer-inspired colour schemes
• Configure settings including tab behaviour and search engine preferences

It is designed for keyboard-centric users who value efficiency and minimalism. Celerity eliminates the need for bookmarks and reduces repetitive navigation to frequently visited sites.

Getting Started

Installation

For development:

git clone https://github.com/ChadProbert/celerity.git

Usage

To visit a site, type its keyboard shortcut and press enter:

• g ➜ Gmail
• r ➜ Reddit
• y ➜ YouTube

Site Search

Type a space after a site's shortcut to search directly on that site:

• y JavaScript tutorial ➜ Search YouTube for "JavaScript tutorial" videos
• a Why is JavaScript so popular? ➜ Prompt ChatGPT with a question
• s Lofi coding ➜ Search Spotify for "Lofi coding" songs, playlists and podcasts

Path Navigation

Navigate to specific paths:

• r/r/webdev ➜ Navigates to Reddit's /r/webdev subreddit
• y/feed/subscriptions ➜ Navigates to your YouTube subscription feed

Default Search

If your input doesn't match any shortcut, Celerity performs a Google search:

• hello world javascript ➜ Searches Google for "hello world javascript"

Customization

Shortcut Management

Add, edit, or remove shortcuts.

Theme Selection

Choose from several built-in themes including Dark, Light, One Dark Pro, Catppuccin and GitHub themes.

Dark Abyss	Light Theme
One Dark Pro	Catppuccin (Frappe)
Catppuccin (Macchiato)	Catppuccin (Mocha)
GitHub Dark	GitHub High Contrast

Contributors

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