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Who's out and your team's links, one shortcut away on any page. Forgot for Chrome puts quick open on every page: your team's links and who's out, one shortcut away. Press Ctrl+Shift+L (Control+Command+L on a Mac) or click the toolbar button on any tab: • Type a few letters to find a link: staging, the admin panel, the runbook, the dashboards. Enter opens it. Ctrl+Enter opens it in the background and keeps quick open up. • Save this tab: the page you're on becomes a link, named with its own title. Press Ctrl+S. • See who's out today and over the next two weeks, before you promise a date. In the address bar, type fg, a space and a few letters to open a link without leaving the keyboard. A link is a name and an address, filed under a team or under Everyone. Forgot never fetches the pages you save, and links never appear on public share links, embeds or calendar feeds. The extension needs a Forgot account. Sign in at forgot.dev with Google for a free 14-day trial, no card needed. After that, a one-time license keeps everything, with no subscription and no per-seat fee. Privacy: the extension reads the current tab's address and title only when you open quick open, and sends them to Forgot only when you choose Save this tab. It talks only to forgot.dev and never reads what's on the page.
Oct 18, 2026
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