Changing directory more efficiently
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Sep 26, 2018 - Shell
Changing directory more efficiently
cd replacement with pattern matching and explicit "frecency" scoring over recorded visit history.
command line interactive directory navigator with history (bash / ksh / zsh)
Fast project directory navigation from your shell
ze - directory jumper and file tracker (z-fork) with event-clock-based exponential moving sum scoring
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Bookmark and jump between directories in zsh — fuzzy-search saved folders and browse their contents with fzf. A deliberate alternative to frecency jumpers like zoxide and autojump.
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Enhance directory navigation. Written fully in bash
Go back 'N' levels in the directory hierarchy easily!
Instant directory navigation for Linux — bookmark your paths, jump with one word.
Windows-oriented Python console utility and mini shell for filesystem navigation, file/folder create/rename/delete/run actions, selections, date display, Wi-Fi listing via netsh, and power commands.
A collection of shell navigation commands with memory: jump to recent, frequent, or statistically associated directories
Terminal emulator for macOS with visual directory navigation and smart shortcuts to your favorite paths.
Zsh plugin adding directory-navigation sources (cdd, dirstack) to the zaw fuzzy selector.
Directory bookmarking and navigation utilities for shell - mark directories with aliases, enhanced cd with history queue, SQLite backend.
shell plugin for easier directory navigation
Bridge shell aliases and zoxide: name a directory whatever you actually call it, and let z find it. Aliases become real zoxide entries, so fuzzy matching and frecency apply to them too.
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