DOGEAR

Raycast extension for fuzzy searching bookmarks from a YAML config file and opening them in the browser. DOGEAR uses the same config.yaml format as fzf-bookmark-opener. If you already have a config file at ~/.config/fzf-bookmark-opener/config.yaml, you can point DOGEAR directly to it — no migration needed.

Features

• Fuzzy search across all bookmarks
• Favicon display for each bookmark
• Open in browser or copy URL to clipboard
• Edit bookmark title and URL directly from Raycast
• Dynamic Placeholders in URLs (like Raycast QuickLinks)
  • {clipboard} — automatically inserts clipboard contents into the URL
  • {argument name="..." default="..."} — prompts for input before opening
• YAML-based configuration

Installation

Raycast Store

Search for "DOGEAR" in the Raycast Store.

Development Build

npm install
npm run dev

Configuration

Set the Config File Path preference in Raycast to point to your config.yaml.

config.yaml format

bookmarks:
  - title: "GitHub"
    url: "https://github.com"
  - title: "Google Cloud Console"
    url: "https://console.cloud.google.com"

Each entry requires title and url fields. Comments (#) can be used to organize bookmarks by category.

Dynamic Placeholders

You can use Dynamic Placeholders in bookmark URLs, similar to Raycast QuickLinks.

Clipboard

Use {clipboard} to insert the current clipboard text into the URL:

bookmarks:
  - title: "Google Search (Clipboard)"
    url: "https://google.com/search?q={clipboard}"

Argument

Use {argument name="..."} to prompt for input when opening the bookmark:

bookmarks:
  - title: "Google Translate"
    url: "https://translate.google.com/?sl={argument name="source" default="auto"}&tl={argument name="target"}&text={argument name="word"}&op=translate"

You can also combine {clipboard} and {argument} in the same URL.

License

MIT