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Find shortcuts for popular apps and websites Key Features ⭐20+ Website and Applications Sources ⭐Easily Customizable ⭐Fast Loading ⭐Open Source 🔎Why would you use this? Learning shortcuts and quick commands can almost double your productivity. Paths shows you the all the available shortcuts and commands for the most popular websites and apps that you use on a daily basis. I have also made it free and open source so if you would like to request any more features, or add them in yourself, you can check out the Github page. You can also raise issues here for me as well. Using The Application 🔥 Opening Paths can be done by pressing ⌘ Command+Shift+Y on Mac Ctrl+Shift+Y on Windows / followed by a website name will show all the shortcuts relevant to it. You can change the shortcut by going to chrome://extensions/shortcuts in Chrome. Also, if you cannot use the command for some reason, you can also open it by pressing the app button on the top bar. Closing the app can be done by either clicking on the background, pressing Esc or by pressing the icon on the topbar. Support 💌 If you find the app useful and want to support me, you can do so by support me on Product Hunt, giving the repo a star on Github, or by following me on twitter. The links to all can be found on the website! Enjoy The App 😄
Jul 19, 2022
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