URL Shortcuts

Create and use custom URL shortcuts in Chrome's address bar

Create custom shortcuts and access any website instantly from Chrome's address bar. 1. Create Your First Shortcut - Go to any website (like `https://chatgpt.com/`) - Add a bookmark using plugin - Click the extension icon in the Chrome toolbar - Type a name (like "chat") - Press `Enter` - That's it! Your shortcut is ready - Alternatively, you can add a bookmark using chrome's bookmark manager: - Press `Ctrl+Shift+B` to show bookmarks bar - Right-click on the `myshortcuts/shortcuts` folder in the bookmarks bar and select "Add page" - Name it (like "chat") - Set the URL to `https://chatgpt.com/` - Click Save 2. Use Your Shortcuts - Click Chrome's address bar (or press `Ctrl+L`) - Type `@` - Press `Tab` to call the shortcuts extension - Type your shortcut name (like `chat`) - Press `Enter` - you're there instantly! 3. Create your first search engine - Go to any search engine (like `https://chatgpt.com/`) - Press `Ctrl+Shift+B` to show bookmarks bar - Go under `myshortcuts/search-engines` bookmark folder in your bookmarks bar - Name your search engine (like "chat") - Add a query link (like `https://chatgpt.com/?q=%s` where `%s` is the search term) - Press Save - That's it! Your search engine is ready 4. Use your search engines - Click Chrome's address bar (or press `Ctrl+L`) - Type `@` - Press `Tab` to call the shortcuts extension - Type your search engine name (like `chat`) - Press `Space` - Input your query (like `Why people use typing hints in python?`) - Press `Enter` - you're there instantly! 5. Enable shortcuts for your existing bookmarks - Press `Ctrl+Shift+B` to show bookmarks bar - Drag-and-drop any existing bookmark into the `myshortcuts/shortcuts` folder - That's it! Your bookmark is now a shortcut