keyword redirect

Type go in the address bar, then a keyword, and you are on the page. Set up your own keywords in the settings: a keyword, a URL, done. Suggestions appear as you type, and Enter opens the best match. Keywords match first, but tags, folder names and URLs are found too. folders and tags Sort redirects into folders and tag them; the settings page has search and filtering for when the list grows. Drag a row onto a folder to move it, and click a column to sort by keyword, URL, created or changed. bulks One keyword that opens a whole list of URLs. Each URL goes to a new tab or a new window — following the bulk's setting or overruling it — and the first one can take over the tab you typed in. Instead of typing URLs you can point a bulk at a folder or a tag. It then opens whatever is in it at the time, in keyword order: add a redirect to the folder and the bulk picks it up. Nothing to keep in sync. dates in URLs Write {{WEEK}} into a URL and it becomes 2026-W34 the moment you use the keyword. Also {DATE}}, {{MONTH}}, {{QUARTER}}, {{TIME}} and the single parts {{YYYY}} {{MM}} {{DD}} {{HH}}. A number shifts by that token's own unit: {{DD-1}} is yesterday, {{MONTH-1}} last month, {{WEEK+1}} next week. your data Your redirects live in your Chrome storage on your device, and sync across your signed-in browsers if Chrome Sync is on — like bookmarks. The extension makes no network requests: no server, no account, no analytics. The source is on GitHub. Import and export your list as JSON. Light and dark theme. An in-app FAQ explains the rest.