URL Query Editor

Add and edit URL query parameters more easily.

URL Query Editor - Chrome Extension for Efficient Editing

"URL Query Editor" is a user-friendly Chrome extension that helps users to add and edit URL query parameters with ease. Enabling autocomplete, it ensures swift input of parameters. Users can customize the suggestion list for autocomplete in the options page. The extension operates with default shortcuts, namely Command + U for MacOS and ALT + U for Windows. It is regularly updated, aiming to fix any encountered issues and enhance overall functionality.

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By: Arthur Liao

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.60

(5)

Version: 1.0.2 (Last updated: 2013-05-28)

Creation date: 2013-05-27

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
tabs

Size: 110.59K

Ranking

# 28,096 ▲ 128

Other rankings

#7270 in Developer Tools ▼ 20 #20 in query keyword 6 ▲ 3 #97 in autocomplete keyword 12 ▼ 1 #159 in editor keyword 60 ▲ 7

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Extension summary

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This extension helps you to add and edit URL query parameters more easily. Autocomplete is enabled to facilitate parameter input. You may configure the autocomplete suggestion list in the options page.

Default shortcut key:

MacOS: Command + U
Windows: ALT + U

Issues:

TAB does not work initially on Windows. This is a Chrome regression (chromium issue 122352).

Version 1.0.2 (5/27/2013)

Fix TAB focus issue on Mac

Version 1.0 (5/26/2013)

Initial release

User reviews

Suphakrit Phantharat, 2023-11-23

Great extension!

Kanokgan Hanmumgtham, 2020-07-29

Works decently, braking long URLs down nicely. Unfortunately, when entering queries yourself, the app doesn't URL encode characters like '=', making it a little less useful than possible.