Shortlinks: personal go/ links

Type go/anything in the address bar to jump to a saved link. Pick your own prefix. Links sync with your Chrome.

Shortlinks gives you go/ links in your own browser, the kind many companies use internally, with no account and no server. Type go/cal in the address bar and you're on your calendar. Type go/rent and you're on the listings page you check every morning. Short, memorable names for the links you use every day. HOW IT WORKS • Type go/name in the address bar to open a saved link. • Go to a name that doesn't exist yet, and Shortlinks offers to create it right there. • Click the toolbar button to save the page you're on as a shortlink. • go/name/more adds /more to the end of the saved link. • Put %s in a link to make it take an argument: save https://www.google.com/search?q=%s as "g", then type go/g/cats. • Type go, press space, then a name for autocomplete in the address bar. • go/ on its own lists, edits and deletes your links. PICK YOUR OWN PREFIX Don't want go/? Change the prefix to your initials, like jd/, or anything else that's one word. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your links are stored in Chrome's own sync storage, so they follow you to every computer where you're signed into Chrome. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else. There's no account, no tracking and no analytics. TIP If Chrome runs a search the first time you type go/something, type http://go/ once. Chrome remembers it after that.