Surfed 3 - One History for all your Browsers

I am excited to announce the release of Surfed 3, packed with powerful new features and enhancements that make it easier than ever to manage your browsing history and links.

What's new in Surfed 3?

Third-Party Browser Extensions for macOS

One of the most anticipated features in Surfed 3 is the support for third-party browser extensions on Chromium and Firefox browsers for macOS. Now, you can seamlessly record your browsing history across these popular browsers like Arc, Brave, Chrome, Edge, Opera, Firefox, ensuring all your browsing history is unified and accessible in one place.

Browser Dashboard

You can now set the Surfed dashboard as your “New Tab” browser interface, customizable for every Space. Alternatively, choose a custom URL as your “New Tab” action.

Updated Browser Extension Interface

We’ve revamped the browser extension interface to make it more intuitive and user-friendly. Navigating through your browsing history and managing your favourites, tags and bookmarks has never been easier.

New Browser Dashboard and Extension Interface

Raycast and Alfred Extension

We’re introducing new Raycast and Alfred extensions that allow you to access your unified Surfed history, bookmarks, collections, and tags directly from these third-party tools.

Search in Raycast extension

Advanced Web Trigger Actions

Surfed 3 introduces a variety of new web trigger actions, allowing you to automate web browsing tasks and customization like never before:

• Add CSS to website
• Append HTML to website
• Replace website HTML
• Search & Replace website content
• Close tab, new tab, reload tab
• Base64 decode action
• Regular expression match all action
• Regular expression replace action

Multi-Token Search

The new multi-token search functionality enables you to enter multiple search parameters at once, making it quicker and easier to find exactly what you’re looking for. For example, you can search for: u:foo.bar t:test :ld to find URLs containing foo.bar, titles with test and pages accessed yesterday.
This works seamlessly in Surfed, the browser’s URL bar (su search term), the browser dashboard, and third-party extensions.
Additionally, a new help sheet provides a comprehensive list of available search tokens along with quick tips for using them.

macOS Menu Bar Item Customization

We’ve added a setting that allows you to hide the Surfed search menu bar item on macOS.

Enhanced Web Trigger List Filter

Managing your web triggers is now more efficient with new filtering options by event type and value search. Additionally, you can assign web triggers to specific Spaces directly from the menu, making organization a breeze.

Improved Share Sheet Surfed Actions

The Surfed Actions (Share Sheet) feature now includes an edit URL action, allowing you to modify URLs directly from the share sheet.

Command Line Interface (CLI) Enhancements

For the power users, we’ve introduced a new CLI parameter to set the maximum number of results. This feature offers more control over your data query results.

Enhanced Device Management

Managing your devices in Surfed is simpler than ever with the new options to rename and delete devices directly within Surfed.

Release Notes

• New
  Third-party browser extension for Chromium and Firefox browsers on macOS

  Record your browser history with Chromium and Firefox browsers on macOS.

• New
  Browser Dashboard

  Set Surfed dashboard in browsers as the "New Tab" interface (customizable for every Space) and updated browser extension interface

• New
  Set a custom URL as the "New Tab" action (customizable for every Space)
• New
  Rename and delete devices
• New
  New filter type application
• New
  New web trigger actions

  Add CSS to website, Append HTML to website, Replace website HTML, Search & Replace website content, Base64 decode, regular expression match all, regular expression replace, close tab, new tab, reload tab

• New
  Enter multiple search tokens at once.

  Example: u:foo.bar t:test :ld (searches for: URL contains foo.bar, title contains test, date is yesterday)

• New
  macOS: Added a setting to hide the system menu bar item
• New
  Web trigger list improvements

  Filter by event type, Menu item to assign web trigger to space, Filter by value search

• New
  Surfed Actions (Share Sheet)

  Added edit URL action

• New
  Command Line Interface (CLI): New parameter, Maximum number of results
• New
  Third Party Extensions

  Raycast Extension, Alfred Extension

• Fixed
  Database migration crash
• Fixed
  iCloud conflict (with long articles)
• Fixed
  Minor fixes
• Deprecated
  Web trigger JavaScript action

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