Following an idea by Shaun Inman, called Shortwave, Joost de Valk from Yoast revealed yesterday Quix, a command line bookmarklet tool for your browser, on steroids. 
Quix combines multiple bookmarklets across multiple browsers and allows you to maintain all of them into one place.
Quix is an extensible bookmarklet, that allows you to easily access all your bookmarks and bookmarklets, across all your browsers, while maintaining them in only one spot. All you have to do is remember the shortcut for the bookmarklet, so, basically, it’s like a command line for your browser!
To use the app just drag it to your Bookmarks Toolbar and you’re done. Once bookmarked just click on it and run a command. To open the command in a new window, just add a space before your command. But first check the first steps guide and how you can integrate it with your browser.
Quix works on any browser and can be used also from a mobile phone (iPhone for example). Additionally, it’s fully customizable. You can extend Quix using Quix Syntax.
With Quix there are no plugins to slow down your browser and no multiple bookmarklets to remember. Just one spot to manage your bookmarklets.
Below you can find a 2 minutes demo of Quix that will introduce you to the tool and help you get started with it.
Have you tried Quix yet? What’s your opinion?
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