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Quick access to your favorite URLs by using shortcuts. Use aliases instead. For example, you could type 'g' to access 'google.com' Create shortcuts to access your favorite websites. Don't write full URLs anymore! Stop browsing your history to find a site, add it to Quick!Query and set a shortcut (as short as a single letter!) and save time. How to use it: - Open the extension - Add an entry by adding your shortcut and the actual web address that it will redirect to - Click "Add" - Head to the address bar - Type "qq" - Press the "SPACE bar" or "TAB" - The Quick!Query engine will appear - Type any of your saved shortcuts - Hit "ENTER" and that's it! Use cases examples: - Work, specific JIRA boards, custom subdomains or company tools - Education, courses, Moodle boards, school intranet, learning portals And more at the press of a key! IMPORTANT: - No data is collected, transferred or shared. At all.
Jul 20, 2024
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