openmodelai/BrowserClick-V0.1

OpenSite

Type a command. The site opens.

A single HTML file that turns your browser into a command-line launcher for the sites you actually use.

What this is

OpenSite is a one-file web launcher. You open index.html, a command field sits in the middle of the screen, and you tell it what you want:

open youtube        ->  https://youtube.com
open gh             ->  https://github.com
open docs:rust      ->  https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/
search: rust tokio  ->  https://www.google.com/search?q=rust+tokio

No install, no build step, no dependencies. There is no framework, no bundler, no CDN font request and no analytics — the whole tool is markup, styles and one plain <script> block you can read from top to bottom in a couple of minutes.

Why

The address bar is a search box that you occasionally use for navigation, and bookmarks are a list you never open. A command field inverts that: you keep a short vocabulary in your hands (gh, yt, docs:rust) and the browser stops being a place you browse through. It is measurably faster for a fixed set of destinations, and it stays fast because there is nothing to update, sync, migrate or sign in to.

Quick start

1. Download index.html from this repo.
2. Double-click the file, or drag it into a tab. That is the entire setup — it runs straight off file://.
3. Optional: point your browser's home page or a new-tab extension at it, so every new tab is a prompt.

Commands

You type	What happens
open youtube	Opens the matching site from your list in a new tab
youtube	Bare word works too — the prefix is optional
open gh	Aliases resolve, so one or two keystrokes per favorite
you	Fuzzy matching wins over strict prefixes: you → YouTube
search: rust tokio	Sends a query to the search engine instead of opening a site
docs:rust	Prefixed entries are grouped, so docs: lists your docs only
1, 2, 3	Opens the 1st / 2nd / 3rd result without leaving the keyboard
add <name> <url>	Saves a new entry to your list, stored locally in the browser

Unmatched input is not swallowed: if nothing resolves, the field hands the text to your browser's default search, so a typo costs you one keystroke rather than a trip back to the address bar.

Editing your own site list

Everything you care about lives in one array at the top of the file:

const SITES = [
  { name: "youtube",    url: "https://youtube.com",         alias: ["yt"]   },
  { name: "github",     url: "https://github.com",          alias: ["gh"]   },
  { name: "rust docs",  url: "https://doc.rust-lang.org/",  alias: ["docs"] },
];

Add a row, save, reload. Aliases are checked before the fuzzy pass, and entries you use often float to the top: the score is a mix of name similarity, alias hit and a local usage counter kept in localStorage. Clear that key to reset the ordering if it drifts somewhere you don't like.

Keyboard

Key	Action
Enter	Open the highlighted result
Alt + Enter	Open in a new background tab instead of focusing it
↑ / ↓	Move through results
Tab	Complete the current word against the best match
Esc	Clear the field

The field is focused on load and there is no modal, banner or first-run tour in front of it.

Non-goals

• Not a bookmark manager. There is no folder tree, no tag UI and no cloud sync — the file is the list.
• Not a PWA. No service worker, no manifest, no install prompt, nothing that survives offline as an app.
• No network calls at all. Nothing is fetched, so nothing can be sent. The page works with Wi-Fi off.
• Not multi-device. Your list is whatever is on this machine, which is the trade for having no account.

Gallery

Three steps, one keypress. Type, pick from the shortlist, the tab opens.

Keyboard-first by construction. Everything is reachable without the mouse.

Local by default. One file on disk — no cloud, no cookies, no telemetry.

Files

.
├── index.html             # the whole tool
├── README.md              # this card
└── assets/
    ├── logo.png           # repo avatar / logo
    ├── banner.png         # card banner
    ├── how-it-works.png   # flow: type -> match -> open
    ├── keyboard.png       # keyboard-first shot
    └── local-first.png    # offline / no-telemetry shot

Notes and limits

• Pop-up blockers need a user gesture, which the Enter / click path already provides; the very first open in a session may ask you to allow pop-ups for the page.
• file:// pages can't write back to disk. add <name> <url> persists in localStorage; the portable way to carry your list between machines is to paste those lines into the SITES array and keep the file in a repo.
• Tabs opened in a new window depend on your browser's tab-position setting; the tool does not try to control it.

Publishing this as a Hugging Face Static Space instead of a model repo

Nothing about the file changes — add the Space keys to the frontmatter above and keep index.html at the repository root:

---
title: OpenSite
emoji: "🔎"
colorFrom: indigo
colorTo: purple
sdk: static
app_file: index.html
pinned: false
license: mit
---

sdk: static serves the HTML directly, so the Space behaves like the local file, including the localStorage list — which is per-browser and per-origin, not shared with your downloaded copy.

License

Released under the MIT License. Use it, fork it, paste it into your own dotfiles, ship a modified version — attribution is nice, never required.