展示HN:WebMex – 类似tmux的网页平铺工具
嗨,HN——我开发了 WebMex(<a href="https://webmex.app" rel="nofollow">https://webmex.app</a>),这是一个小工具,可以将您的浏览器分割成可调整大小的区域,并并排加载多个网页——可以说是网页的“多路复用器”。
一些具体信息:
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- 无需登录,无后端支持。
- 布局会保存在本地(使用本地存储),并以唯一名称保存。
- 您可以通过 URL 重新打开保存的布局,但这仅在您的设备上有效,因为没有任何数据被存储或同步到其他地方。
我为什么要开发它:每当我在研究或构建某个项目时(文档 + 问题 + 仪表板 + 一些参考标签),窗口排列总是很混乱。我希望能为每个项目设置一个单一的工作区,这样我就可以一次设置并随时返回。
我为什么要发帖:我不确定这个工具在长期内是否仍然可行。越来越多的网站阻止在 iframe 中嵌入内容,这限制了您在页面内实际可以拼接的内容。对于允许嵌入的网站来说,这个工具非常方便;而对于其他网站,则无能为力。
因此,我希望能得到关于两个问题的反馈:
- 您认为这样的工具有价值吗?您会用它来处理哪些工作流程?
- 如果有:您会使用一个开源的浏览器扩展,能够拼接真实的标签页/页面,并避免 iframe 限制吗?这正是这个应用的目标。
欢迎分享您对必备功能(快捷键、布局共享、预设等)的想法。我很乐意朝着真正有用的方向进行开发。
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Hi HN — I built WebMex (<a href="https://webmex.app" rel="nofollow">https://webmex.app</a>), a small tool that lets you split your browser into resizable tiles and load multiple webpages side-by-side — sort of a “multiplexer” for the web.<p>A few specifics:
---<p>- No login, no backend.<p>- Layouts are saved locally (in localstorage) under a unique name.<p>- You can re-open a saved layout via a URL, but it only works on your machine because nothing is stored or synced anywhere.<p>Why I built it: I kept ending up with messy window arrangements whenever I was researching or building something (docs + issues + dashboards + a couple reference tabs). I wanted a single workspace per project I could set up once and return to.<p>Why I’m posting: I’m not sure if this is still viable long-term. A growing part of the web blocks being embedded in iframes, which limits what you can actually tile inside a page. For sites that do allow embedding, it’s handy; for others, it’s a dead end.<p>So I’d love feedback on two questions:<p>- Do you see value in a tool like this at all? What workflows would you use it for?<p>- If yes: would you use an open-source browser extension that can tile real tabs/pages and avoid the iframe limitation, like the goal of this app?<p>Any thoughts on must-have features (keyboard shortcuts, layout sharing, presets, etc.) are welcome. I’m happy to build in the direction that’s actually useful.