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Web Aliases is a Chrome extension that allows users to create nicknames for websites so that users don't have to remember long URLs.
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Web Aliases allows you to create nicknames for your common web page and access them via the search bar.
Simply add a new alias and URL pair.
Type in your newly added alias into your browsers address bar and you will be redirected to your saved URL.
Using Web Aliases means you do not need to use your mouse to navigate to saved websites.
The CTRL + T chrome shortcut lets you open a new browser tab and simply type in your saved alias and you are the at your saved web address, no mouse touches needed.
Web aliases also provides shortcuts so aliases can be added solely through use of the keyboard.
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i was using ToLinks, but it quit working with latest chrome version. the developer does not update it. this extension is nice replacement. one item i'd like it to alias is a chrome setting but it does not seem to work for that. below is what i have configured: alias --> cache url --> chrome://settings/content/all
works great, simple.
Does exactly what it says reliably
Dziękuję, działa świetnie i nie potrzeba wpisywać żadnego prefixu aktywującego działanie dodatku w pasku adresu. Wystarczy wpisać słowo kluczowe, kliknąć Enter i strona jest otwierana w nowej karcie. Genialne :)
clear added alias from time to time. I guess if you only use it on one computer it is fine.
Not working in Microsoft Edge (it's Chromium based too)
This is great in view of Chrome's inexplicable decision to remove this capability from the search engine keywords feature. However, it would be so much greater if you added an option so that the aliases created on one computer would automatically appear on all other computers logged into that google account (as was the case with search engine aliases). Interestingly, my other computers automatically load this extension into my browser, but without any aliases it is essentially off until I take the time to load them in. Another feature that would be extremely useful is if you allowed some sort of CSV or tab-delimited text file download/upload capability that would allow people to download their existing lists of aliases, edit and add to them, and upload them to different computers (which would be a serviceable workaround if the automatic option mentioned above isn't feasible for some reason). I would highly recommend further work on this, as -- at least for now -- you are one of the best options for the many of us out there left high and dry by the Chrome team's decision to jettison this functionality from the search engine keywords feature.
Excellent - add functionality back where Chrome "saved search engines" dropped this functionality. If there was a way to export the shortcuts to a file for backup and importing on another PC would be helpful. Thanks !!!
Very useful!
Keeping in mind that redirecting to urls for which aliases start with @ are not working