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Bind global keyboard shortcuts to your favorite URLs for instant jumping. 🚀 KeyJump turns your browser into a high-speed command center. Say goodbye to endless clicking and searching through 50 chaotic tabs to find your most-used tools. With KeyJump, you can instantly warp to your essential web apps, dashboards, and documents with just a single global keyboard shortcut. Tired of losing that one Jira board, Google Doc, or ChatGPT session? KeyJump solves this by allowing you to bind any URL to a specific hotkey (e.g., Alt+Shift+1). ✨ How It Works: 1. Click the KeyJump minimalist popup panel. 2. Click "Use Current" to instantly grab the active tab's URL. 3. Hit your newly bound shortcut anywhere, anytime. KeyJump is smart: If you already have your target website open somewhere in a hidden tab, KeyJump will instantly switch your focus directly to it—saving RAM and preventing duplicate tabs. If it's not open, KeyJump smoothly launches a new tab. ⚡ Perfect for: 1. Indie Hackers & Devs: Bouncing between VSCode, Vercel, and Stripe dashboards. 2. Product Managers: Switching instantly between Jira, Trello, and Figma. 3. Power Users: Jumping between ChatGPT, Notion, and email workflow. Minimalist. Zero tracking. No heavy background processes. Upgrade your browser workflow to the speed of thought today!
Apr 15, 2026
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