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Type a short name in your address bar to jump to any page. Save long URLs as memorable shortcuts. Share with one name. Stop hunting through bookmarks. Stop pasting 200-character URLs into Slack. URLinks lets you give every page you care about a short, memorable name, and type that name straight in your address bar to go there. → Save a page once. Reach it forever in two keystrokes. → Share the name ("my/roadmap"), not the URL. Your friends type it too. → Works the moment you install, no account required. WHAT IT DOES • Personal shortlinks — save any page as "my/roadmap", "my/standup", "my/whatever." Type the name in your address bar from anywhere in Chrome to land on the page. • Shared groups — create a group like "dm/" or "work/" and invite your team. Everyone on the team types the same names; everyone lands on the same pages. • 20+ smart shortcuts built in — "mail/new", "cal/make", "maps/sf", "amzn/orders", "yt/<query>", "w/<topic>" for Wikipedia, and more. Free, no setup, no login. • Right-click search — highlight any text on a page, right-click, and search any site you've configured. Wikipedia, IMDb, your team's docs. It's a one-click menu. • Public sharing — mark any link public and share a clean "urlinks.me/<you>/<name>" link for people who don't have the extension. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone with too many tabs. Designers swimming in references, PMs juggling roadmaps, students with reading lists, families sharing recipes, teams sharing docs. PRIVACY Your links are yours. Nothing indexed, nothing scraped, nothing sold. Read the policy at urlinks.me/about. Free forever. Built by people who got tired of typing docs.google.com/cRaZyUrL