ShortcutKey2URL for Chrome is an extension for Google Chrome that allows you to open, and move url using shortcut keys. You can also run JavaScript.
Display the action list with the startup key and execute the action with the next key.
The startup key default is Ctrl+Period(on mac, Command+Comma). You can change this key later.
Characters that can be used as keys are not limited to one character. It can be set as multiple characters. ShrotcutKey2URL executes its action from the characters entered consecutively as keys when the target is narrowed down to one.
The items that can be set as actions are as follows.
- Jump to URL. For already opened URL, go to that tab. Open it as a new tab if it is not already open.
- Open URL in new tab.
- Open URL in current tab.
- Execute the JavaScript on the current tab.
- Open URL as a new tab and then execute the JavaScript.
- Open specified URL in incognito window.
- Open same URL as the current tab in incognito window.
The Script setting method has been changed in v1.8.0.
Since string script execution is now possible with Manifest V3 in Chrome 135, the setting method has reverted to the pre-v1.6.2 way of setting code directly in the Script.
If you have configured Scripts, please reconfigure them.
Install from the following.
You can change the startup key from Keybord shortcuts in Menu > More tools > Extensions.
When you press the startup key, a list of shortcuts is displayed in the popup.
When you enter a key, the corresponding shortcut will be executed.
Set the shortcut key on the setting screen.
Column count
specifies the number of columns of the shortcut to be displayed in the popup.
The left is when 2
is specified, and the right is when 3
is specified.
If you check Interactive filter of shortcut keys on the popup
of Option
, you can interactively narrow down the shortcuts displayed in the popup.
Check Disable synchronization of settings
to disable synchronization of settings.
This is useful if you browser sync enabled but want to keep shortcut keys separate.
Click to Add current page
, you can easily set the current page as a shortcut key.
It is also possible to add from the context menu.
Set a key to be assigned as a shortcut key in Key
. It can be multiple characters.
After pressing the startup key, press the key set here to execute the shortcut.
If you check Hide in shortcut key list displayed in popup
, you can hide it in the shortcut list displayed in the popup.
It is only hidden and is effective as a shortcut key.
Specify the action as a shortcut key with Action
.
The following can be specified.
Jump to url
Jump to URL. For already opened URL, go to that tab. Open it as a new tab if it is not already open.Jump to url (Including other windows)
Jump to URL. The difference fromJump to url
is that the target is all windows.Open url in new tab
Open URL in new tab.Open url in current tab
Open URL in current tab.Execute script
Execute JavaScript on current tab.Open url in incognito window
Open URL in incognito window.Open current tab in incognito window
Open current tab in incognito window.
By entering Script (optional)
you can execute arbitrary JavaScript after opening the URL.
Sync is supported, so shortcut keys and other settings are shared among PCs.
However, if the size of the settings is too large to be saved by synchronization, it will be saved without synchronization because there is a limit to the amount of space that can be saved by synchronization.
The list of shortcut keys can be exported / imported.
This allows you to take backups and perform migrations. (E.g. migration between Firefox and Chrome)