ShortcutKey2URL for Chrome

cant get it to work? give it a read: to activate, go to extension > keyboard shortcuts. set your shortcut here. eg, ctrl+q then open the extension and add a character key for the site u wanna open. eg, if u wanna open discord with q, type q in the key section. now pressing ctrl+q would open the extension, then pressing q again would open discord. so ctrl + q, q is the key combo.

This is essential for any productive user. I'm surprised that function of this extension is not a native feature of browsers. You press a shortcut, you get short codes that take you straight to a website or even better - run a piece of code on the currently open website. This can be used to automate a lot of tedious work.

Does what it says on the pack. Create your own Keyboard Shortcut for any frequently used web-page URL or scripted web-action. With a handy prompt menu to guide you when you've forgotten your clever shortcut short-hand; and the source code freely available on github for the curious / paranoid among us, at https://github.com/onozaty/chrome-shortcutkey2url (Right-click on the ShortcutKey2URL Extension icon in the Browser toolbar, then click 'ShortcutKey2URL for Chrome' (first context menu ... Show more

I love it! ! This is one of the most useful shortcut extention. You can run any script immediately.

perfect extension, thanks for your effort.

It is really great extension! Excellent! But I have one proposal. The users that use several locales (let say, English and Russian), if they don't want to remember what is their current keyboard (En or Ru) should add the page twice - with English Key and Russian key, that fully identical to English (the same keys). Therefore the list of keywords is twice bigger. So, my questions are: 1) Is it possible to mark some shortkeys as "not shown") - as minimum we'll have twice smaller list). 2) Is it... Show more

This was great on Firefox and it's greta on Chrome. Essential! Looking forward to it being available on Quantum.