LynxHub offers a comprehensive suite of features designed to streamline your AI workflow and enhance your experience. Here's what you can expect:
Extensible Architecture
Enhance LynxHub's capabilities with custom extensions.
Modular Design
Fully modular architecture allowing third-party developers to create and publish custom modules
Modules can add new AI web interfaces (WebUIs) to the app, fully customizable by the developer
Developers can pre-define custom arguments, extensions, commands, and other configurations as part of the module, creating pre-configured WebUIs for users
AI Interface Management
Install, config and update
Switch branches, shallow clone, unshallow, see latest commit details
Manage AI extensions with options for batch updates and auto-update settings
View available extensions and install them directly
Arguments Manager
Available arguments list, add, remove, and edit various argument types (dropdowns, checkboxes, text input, folder/file selection - relative, absolute)
Search through arguments
Create and manage argument presets for different setups
Custom Run Commands
Set and manage custom terminal commands for executing WebUI
Pre-launch Actions
Automatically execute custom terminal commands before launching AI interfaces
Open specific files or folders as part of the pre-launch process
Browser and Terminal Integration
Built-in terminal and web browser for seamless integration
Automatic detection and launch of relevant addresses (URLs, files)
Switch easily between terminal and browser modes
Terminal customization settings
Markdown Viewer
Built-in Markdown viewer for easy reading of documentation and notes.
AI Information Dashboard
View developer information, installation and update status
Access update tags, release notes, and disk usage statistics for each AI interface
UI Customization
Customize the layout of cards for a flexible user interface
Dark and light themes available
Pin favorite AI interfaces to the home page for easy access
What's new in 3.6.1
This release is a massive update packed with highly requested features and major under-the-hood architectural upgrades. Introduced Quick Web for lightning-fast browsing, robust Tab and Session management with crash recovery, and an all-new Bookmarks system. Behind the scenes, i've completely overhauled the app's core migrating configurations to SQLite, revamping plugin distribution with ZIP archives, and replacing external binaries with high-performance native workers. Together, these upgrades deliver significantly faster startup times, vastly reduced memory usage, memory leak fixes, and a noticeably smoother user experience. Note LynxHub now lives in the TheLynxHub organization. ✨ New Features - Added Quick Web - Load your favorite web pages instantly! - Features a floating window with a customizable hotkey (Defaults to ALT+W). - Preloads web pages so they are immediately ready to show. - Supports shared or separated sessions (cookies, logins, caches). - Added Bookmarks to easily save and manage your favorite pages. - Tab & Session Management Overhaul: - Added tab and session persistence, crash recovery, and closed tab history. - Automatically restore closed tabs (browser, terminal, running AI, pages) on startup. - Added a new top banner prompting you to restore tabs after an app crash. - Added a right-click context menu to tabs (Show icon only, Pin, Close, Close others, Close to the right, Reopen closed). - Added the ability to pin a tab directly. - Added a Session option (available via the card menu or CTRL-Click) to open a clean session in the installation folder. - SQLite Configuration Migration: - Migrated core config from LowDB (JSON) to SQLite (DB). - Fixed memory leaks and crashes caused by large config files. - App now starts faster with significantly lower memory usage. - Automatic backups prevent config loss during crashes. - ZIP-based Plugin & Statics Distribution: - Migrated the Plugins and Statics systems from Git operations to ZIP archives. - Delivers vastly faster installation and updating of plugins/statics. - Keeps a two-version rotation, automatically loading the backup if the latest version fails. - Fixes previous loading/updating errors and reduces download size and disk usage. - Native Size Calculation: - Replaced the external du64 binary with a native NodeJS worker for directory/file size calculation. - No longer requires a separate binary download. …
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