Jump is a Chrome extension made purely for myself because I missed having a link shortener around.
Rather than roll a remote shortener, I decided to write a little extension which uses Chrome sync to store a bunch of key: url pairs. Hit the arrow button to add a new link, or go to the page listing all links. Use ju as your omnibox shortcut to glory.
Yes, for frequently visited sites this isn't much of an improvement over just typing the first few letters of the site into the omnibox. Where I find this kind of shortcut really handy, though, is for URLs like "New Google Drive document" (or a specific doc), or deep-linking into analytics systems, dashboards, etc -- sites where there are a bunch of potential autocompletes and you can't really tell the difference at a glance.
Available in the Chrome Web Store here, or as the .crx file here
Add new shortcut:
View all your links:
Use via ju:
- Autosuggest/Autocomplete
- Rename links
- Check for namespace conflict
- Export to a csv/textfile
- Paginate list page
- Change shortcut command (ergonomics)
- Keyboard shortcut to save new link
- Auto-parse URLs of the form "go/" or other fake host