Reputation: 33
In Firefox, I can assign a keyword to a bookmark. For example if I assign "s" to "something.com" then I can go to the URL bar, enter "s" hit enter and the browser navigates to "something.com".
Is it possible to achieve the same in Chromium?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1582
Reputation: 1564
For accessing bookmarks using keywords there is a Chrome extension called Bookmark Keyword by Alex Nazimok.
In the bookmark's title you have to prepend the keyword in square brackets, e.g. [so] stackoverflow
. Then you can access this bookmark by entering kw so
into the address bar (kw
stands for "keyword").
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 126
There is no official way of doing that, but there is one hack you can use:
Upvotes: 5