quicklinks github

Summary

quicklinks is a new homepage for those looking for efficiency over lavish use of big buttons commonly seen in Firefox, Opera and other browser's homepages. As quicklinks is still a little rough around the edges and needs to be updated, I've added it to GitHub to allow me to update it easier.

quicklinks is a new homepage for those looking for efficiency over lavish use of big buttons commonly seen in Firefox, Opera and other browser's home pages. As quicklinks is still a little rough around the edges and needs to be updated, I've added it to GitHub to allow me to update it easier. Find out more in the original quicklinks post.

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-biafra
bahanonu [at] alum.mit.edu

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