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Icon . Then in the menu, click the Favorites icon . From here, you can see all of your favorites within that book.Quick LinksQuick links are quick-access temporary favorites that can be called up with a keystroke. You can have up to nine quick links at a time.Quick links are stored in the Quick Links folder which is a sub-folder under the Application folder at the top of the Favorites panel. The Quick Links folder contains nine quick link placeholders.Set a Quick LinkClick Set link on an available quick link to set the active resource at its current location. You can also drag the resource tab to an available quick link number or press the corresponding shortcut keys to set it (Ctrl+Alt+Shift (Windows) or Cmd+Option+Shift (Mac) while pressing the number of the quick link you want to set).For example: To set John 15:1 as a quick link (we'll use link 5), open a Bible to this location (if you have not already done so). Click Set link on quick link location 5 or drag the tab to Set link 5 or press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+5 (Windows) or Cmd+Option+Shift+5 (Mac).Note: You can also set a quick link to a Favorite by dragging one of your favorites to a quick link location.Alternatively, you can set a quick link directly from an active book. Open the book and click the sidebar icon . Then in the menu, click the Favorites icon . Under Quick Links, click Set link on an available quick link to set the active book at its current location. You can also press the corresponding shortcut keys to set it (Ctrl+Shift (Windows) or Cmd+Option+Shift (Mac) while pressing the number of the quick link you want to set).Open a Book at a Quick LinkWhen the Favorites panel is open, click an assigned quick link or drag it to your desired place in the layout to open the book, document, etc. to the saved location. You can also open it using the shortcut keys (Ctrl+[Quick Link number] (Windows) or Cmd+[Quick Link number] (Mac)).For example: To open John 15:1 in the Bible you set up as a quick link, click the link in the Favorites panel or press Ctrl+5 (Windows) or Cmd+5 (Mac).Alternatively, if you already have your book open, you can open a quick link directly from the book's sidebar. Click the sidebar icon and then in the menu, click the Favorites icon .

4. Press OK. Clock is now on your desktop! More clock use cases Countdown How do I add a cruise countdown? Step 1. Right-click TimeLeft tray icon. Step 2. Select Quick Add|Add Countdown menu item. Step 3. Enter the cruise date/time into the date/time fields (see Countdown Settings window). Step 4. Type Cruise text into the title field. Step 5. Press OK. Done! More countdown use cases Stopwatch How do I add a stopwatch? Step 1. Right-click TimeLeft tray icon. Step 2. Select Quick Add|Add Stopwatch menu item. This will open Stopwatch Settings window. Step 3. Press OK. Stopwatch is now on your desktop! My stopwatch displays 5 minutes and 33 seconds value, how do I change it to 7 minutes? Step 1. Right-click the stopwatch floating window. Step 2. Select Edit Stopwatch menu item. This will open Stopwatch Settings window. Step 3. In the Stopwatch Settings window click Edit Value link and define new value. Step 4. Press OK. Done! More stopwatch use cases Timer How do I add a 3 minutes timer? Step 1. Right-click TimeLeft tray icon. Step 2. Select Quick Add|Add Timer menu item. Step 3. In the Timer Settings window click Start Counting From link and define 3 minutes value in the minutes field. Step 4. Press OK. Timer is now on your desktop! My timer displays 2 minutes and 31 seconds value, how do I change it to 1 minute? Step 1. Right-click the timer floating window. Step 2. Select Edit Timer menu item. This will open Timer Settings window. Step 3. In the Timer Settings window click Edit Value link and define new value. Step 4. Press OK. Done! More timer use cases Sticker How do I add a new sticky note? Step 1. Right-click TimeLeft tray icon. Step 2. Select Quick Add|Add

Hello there,After pushing it away for months or even years, it finally happens,I completly rewrote Quick Javascript Switcher from sratch, and add some cool features.I'm now looking for beta testers before pushing it to the Chrome Webstore.Here is a super-quick tour:New icon design (fix Retina icon #15)New rules logic (allow, block, clean, by domain or subdomain)New Pause JavaScript feature ( fix without refreshing #2)New contextual menu (fix Include subdomains? #24)New optionsNew right click > Open link with JS disabled feature (Feature request: Right click on a link > Open link in new tab with javascript disabled #36)To do:Default Rules: Block JavaScript on all Sites #40Add right click contextual menu (fixed in beta 5)You can download the beta here (⚠️ no auto-update): to install the beta:.crx method (may not working if you already installed QJS before)Download the .crxOpen chrome://extensions/ pageDrag and drop the .crx in it.zip methodDownload the .zip and extract files into a folderOpen chrome://extensions/ page and enable the developer mode (in the right-top)Click on Load unpacked and select the extracted files folderI'm waiting for your feedbacks!If you want to support my work, you can buy me some coffees ☕ here:

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