Keyword Navigator

Custom omnibox keywords for quick navigation and search.

Quickly create and use url keywords to navigate the web rapidly. You can load this extension by typing s then space or tab inside the URL bar. Once the extension is started, you can type a keyword you have to navigate to the URL you have assigned to that keyword. If the URL you have assigned to that keyword has a query in it, you can add another space and enter your query. The query will allow you to navigate to the content on the site rather than just the site. So you can go to a Youtube page that already has your search on it, rather than going to Youtube then putting your search in. Adding a keyword is easy as well. The extension icon allows you to enter a new keyword through clicking on the extension. You can also add a new keyword directly through the URL bar. You type s (followed by space or tab) to start the extension, then type plus (this extension's add keyword shortcut), then the keyword you want to assign. If you hit enter then, it will save the keyword as linking to the URL of the tab you're on. You can also add a space after the keyword and enter the URL yourself. For most users, I'd recommend using Chrome's built in chrome://settings/searchEngines however, this was created because Google took away some of the functionality of that tool. Unlike the built-in tool, this works on URLs without a keyword (%s), so you can treat a keyword like a bookmark. Also, it is easier to add and manage keywords using this extension. It also has some advanced features like the ability to not encode URLs, which can be useful if you want to use a keyword for URL params.