Links
Save one destination or an ordered collection of tabs and URLs, then open it from search, shortcuts, todos, and widgets.
Save one link or a group of links
Links let you save a website, page, or set of tabs so you can open them again later.
Save a single URL, or save multiple tabs together as one link collection.
Find it from search, add a shortcut, mark it as favorite, or show it in a Links widget.
Create a Link object
Build the ordered URL list first, give the object a recognizable title, then allow the editor to save it.
Choose Link from the Create menu.
Use Current Tabs, All saved files, browser history or bookmarks, or add a custom URL.
Add only the tabs or saved resources that belong in this link collection.
Enter the Link object title; individual URL rows may keep their own display names.
Reorder, rename, correct, or remove rows before using the saved object.
Add links from real browser and cmdOS sources
The editor supports several sources so the URL does not need to be copied manually every time.
Read eligible tabs from the current browser context and select the ones to include.
Search browser history or bookmarks and add a result as a link item.
Choose supported saved cmdOS resources when their destination should be included in the collection.
Enter a URL and optional display name. The editor validates the address and normalizes a missing web scheme where appropriate.
Pass query text into a saved URL
A Link URL can contain a supported query placeholder. When the Link is launched with sub-command text, cmdOS replaces the placeholder with that input.
Put {query} or [query] in the destination URL where the user-provided search text belongs. Encoded placeholder forms are also recognized.
Assign a typed command shortcut to the Link object, then enter additional text after that shortcut.
cmdOS inserts the query as URL-safe text so spaces and other characters are passed correctly to the destination.
Without sub-command text, the saved URL opens using its stored value rather than invented input.