- About
- Options
- Search
- Omnibox
- Extension Keyword
- Context Menu
- How to submit an issue
- How to support the developer or show appreciation
This extension only supports Confluence Cloud variant. (You might easily adapt it for server/data center version.) It provides search capability and some additional functionality.
See main blog post and Blog posts labelled with #confluence_crx
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To use this extension you need to provide your Cloud instance SubDomain in the Options. The first time you click on the extension button the options page will be opened so you can provide it.
You can open the optons from the popup 'Options' button or from the Extension Action Menu.
Other options include:
You can enter multiple space keys separated by a comma (,). In this case it will search in the different spaces i.e. with an OR combination. If no space key is entered, the search runs in your whole Confluence instance.
This is the limit for the number of results returned by the search query. Default is 25. See doc pagination.
You can use # to prefix for labels. If you enter multiple labels, it will search by labels with an AND combination. (Contrary to the built-in Confluence Advance Search which search by OR combination.)
If you use the keyword ' o' or ' -o' in the query to open the first match directly. (Quick Open feature)
After a search you can quickly TAB to the results. Press ENTER to open the link.
With the extension an omnibox keyword is implemented: It is the 'c' keyword. In the omnibox, type 'c' followed by Tab. It will complete into 'Confluence'. Then enter your search query as explained above. With the extension an omnibox keyword is implemented: It is the 'c' keyword. In the omnibox, type 'c' followed by Tab. It will complete into 'Confluence'. Then enter your search query as explained above.
You can change the omnibox keyword in the extension source. (It is afaik not possible to set is as a user extension option.)
This is implemented in the manifest.json file:
"omnibox": { "keyword": "c" }
In the extension options, you can set a shortcut to open the extension main action. Default is Ctrl+Shift+K.
Some additional features are built-in in the Context Menu.
When you have a Confluence page opened in edit mode, you can access some functions via the Context menu (Right-Mouse Click). There are grouped under the extension menu "Confluence".
You can add or remove numbering to headings using the corresponding menu entries.
See separate post here
You can submit an issue to report a bug or make a feature request using the GitHub issues in the repository.
This extension is free and open source. You can show your appreciation by Buying me a coffee.