QuickJump

Quick keyboard navigation with customizable shortcuts. Type 'j keyword' to jump to any site.

QuickJump is a powerful, privacy-focused browser extension that transforms your address bar into a lightning-fast navigation tool. Say goodbye to clicking through bookmarks and browsing history—just type a keyword and go! Release 1.0.2 Fix Safe browsing warnings. Release 1.0.1 Bug fixes for Mac OS. where suggestions in address bar not going away after submitting j keyword . Release: 1.0 First Release with all features, Tested on windows. Key Features: 🚀 Instant Navigation Type 'j' followed by your custom keyword (e.g., 'j gh' for GitHub) to instantly jump to your favorite websites. Add extra text after keywords to navigate directly to specific pages (e.g., 'j gh issues'). ⚡ Smart Suggestions Get intelligent, real-time suggestions as you type with advanced fuzzy matching, domain recognition, and path-aware search. The extension learns from your browsing patterns to provide the most relevant results. 🔐 Privacy First All your data stays on your device. No external servers, no tracking, no data collection. Your browsing habits and keyword mappings never leave your browser. 📚 Quick Setup Get started immediately with optional bookmark and history import features. QuickJump can automatically generate keywords from your existing bookmarks and frequently visited sites, making adoption effortless. ⚙️ Powerful Management Full keyword mapping editor with add, edit, and delete capabilities Right-click context menu for quick keyword creation from any link Export/import functionality for backup and sync Customizable fuzzy matching with adjustable similarity thresholds Light and dark theme support 🎯 Smart Matching QuickJump uses sophisticated scoring algorithms to match your input: Exact keyword matches (highest priority) Prefix matches Domain and path component matches Fuzzy matching for typo tolerance Falls back to default search engine when no match is found Perfect for: Developers who frequently navigate to documentation, GitHub, and development tools Power users who want faster access to their most-used websites Anyone looking to boost productivity with keyboard-first navigation Users who value privacy and local-first data storage How It Works: Type 'j' in your address bar to activate QuickJump Enter your keyword (e.g., 'docs' for documentation sites) Optionally append path segments (e.g., 'j docs api/v1') Press Enter to navigate instantly All mappings are stored locally in your browser. The extension works completely offline after initial setup and respects your privacy by never transmitting data to external servers.