Snippets
The code you keep reaching for — highlighted, searchable, and one keystroke from the clipboard.
Running here in the page — the same app the desktop opens.
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Everyone has a private pile of incantations: the ffmpeg line that finally worked, the nginx block, the SQL window function, the gitconfig aliases. Snippets gives that pile a home with real syntax highlighting (the same engine as the Editor, re-tinted by whatever theme you run), instant search over titles and code, and a copy button that does the one thing snippet managers exist to do.
It plugs into the rest of the OS: Send any text here from another app and it becomes a snippet named after its file; send a snippet out to the Editor, a Diff, or the Regex Lab. Everything lives in your browser and rides along in the Settings backup.
What people open it for
- Keeping the shell one-liners you never remember
- Saving a working config block before you break it
- Sending a snippet straight into the Editor to build on