URL Alias

URL Alias allows the user to define a short alias for a url, in order to access websites faster.

URL Alias: Access Websites Faster

URL Alias is a Chrome extension that enables users to define short aliases for URLs. By creating simple aliases, users can easily access websites faster from the address bar. With a button on the address bar, users can quickly create aliases similar to bookmarks. To use an alias, simply prefix it with a slash (/) in the address bar. Existing aliases can be viewed and edited by opening the extensions popup and clicking 'My aliases'.

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Extension stats

By: Merve Sahin

Users: 187

-15

Rating: 2.33

(3)

Version: 1.5 (Last updated: 2022-03-08)

Creation date: 2020-09-06

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
tabs
webNavigation

Size: 97.04K

Email: me*****@gmail.com

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# 58,268 ▼ 1,004

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#15664 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 86

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URL Alias allows users to define simple aliases for urls, in order to access websites faster from the address bar.

Users are able to create aliases the same way they can create bookmarks: with a button on the address bar.
When entering the alias in the address bar, it needs to be prefixed with a slash (/).
Existing aliases can be viewed & edited by opening the extensions popup in the address bar and clicking 'My aliases'

User reviews

After creating the alias and typing /name in the adress bar it just googles /name

Thomas Harris, 2023-12-27

Simply doesn't work

존스노우 (ECHO), 2023-08-03

It would be interesting to have an option to sync with Google account, to use the data on other devices. If it's easier, being able to export to import on another device would be nice.