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Colleagues that are using Mac use certain apps in order to ease following workflow:



For example you want to search for certain ID in your issue tracker.
Instead of open the browser, enter url of issue tracker, go to search bar, enter id.



They actually press mac button, enter shortcut which indicates search id in issue tracker and enter id. The shortcut will do all the stuff like open the browser and so on.



Is there something like that for Ubuntu?






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  • Ubuntu can do anything only if you know about shell.
    – Yves
    Dec 6 at 1:28










  • Actually it's about if there is easily usable software for that purpose.
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Then here is not the right place to pose this question.
    – Yves
    2 days ago










  • Oh, thanks for these welcoming words...
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Can you provide more detail about the interface you're trying to create? Do you mean something like Firefox smart keywords?
    – JigglyNaga
    2 days ago















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Colleagues that are using Mac use certain apps in order to ease following workflow:



For example you want to search for certain ID in your issue tracker.
Instead of open the browser, enter url of issue tracker, go to search bar, enter id.



They actually press mac button, enter shortcut which indicates search id in issue tracker and enter id. The shortcut will do all the stuff like open the browser and so on.



Is there something like that for Ubuntu?






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  • Ubuntu can do anything only if you know about shell.
    – Yves
    Dec 6 at 1:28










  • Actually it's about if there is easily usable software for that purpose.
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Then here is not the right place to pose this question.
    – Yves
    2 days ago










  • Oh, thanks for these welcoming words...
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Can you provide more detail about the interface you're trying to create? Do you mean something like Firefox smart keywords?
    – JigglyNaga
    2 days ago













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up vote
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Colleagues that are using Mac use certain apps in order to ease following workflow:



For example you want to search for certain ID in your issue tracker.
Instead of open the browser, enter url of issue tracker, go to search bar, enter id.



They actually press mac button, enter shortcut which indicates search id in issue tracker and enter id. The shortcut will do all the stuff like open the browser and so on.



Is there something like that for Ubuntu?






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Colleagues that are using Mac use certain apps in order to ease following workflow:



For example you want to search for certain ID in your issue tracker.
Instead of open the browser, enter url of issue tracker, go to search bar, enter id.



They actually press mac button, enter shortcut which indicates search id in issue tracker and enter id. The shortcut will do all the stuff like open the browser and so on.



Is there something like that for Ubuntu?






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  • Ubuntu can do anything only if you know about shell.
    – Yves
    Dec 6 at 1:28










  • Actually it's about if there is easily usable software for that purpose.
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Then here is not the right place to pose this question.
    – Yves
    2 days ago










  • Oh, thanks for these welcoming words...
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Can you provide more detail about the interface you're trying to create? Do you mean something like Firefox smart keywords?
    – JigglyNaga
    2 days ago


















  • Ubuntu can do anything only if you know about shell.
    – Yves
    Dec 6 at 1:28










  • Actually it's about if there is easily usable software for that purpose.
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Then here is not the right place to pose this question.
    – Yves
    2 days ago










  • Oh, thanks for these welcoming words...
    – questionaire
    2 days ago










  • Can you provide more detail about the interface you're trying to create? Do you mean something like Firefox smart keywords?
    – JigglyNaga
    2 days ago
















Ubuntu can do anything only if you know about shell.
– Yves
Dec 6 at 1:28




Ubuntu can do anything only if you know about shell.
– Yves
Dec 6 at 1:28












Actually it's about if there is easily usable software for that purpose.
– questionaire
2 days ago




Actually it's about if there is easily usable software for that purpose.
– questionaire
2 days ago












Then here is not the right place to pose this question.
– Yves
2 days ago




Then here is not the right place to pose this question.
– Yves
2 days ago












Oh, thanks for these welcoming words...
– questionaire
2 days ago




Oh, thanks for these welcoming words...
– questionaire
2 days ago












Can you provide more detail about the interface you're trying to create? Do you mean something like Firefox smart keywords?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago




Can you provide more detail about the interface you're trying to create? Do you mean something like Firefox smart keywords?
– JigglyNaga
2 days ago















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