A extension to open bookmark with keyword in omnibox like what you did in Firefox. Simply type ‘b {keyword}’ to open the bookmark in current tab.
– Simply type ‘b {keyword}’ to open bookmark in current tab.
– Type anything to search your bookmarks.
– Just press ‘Enter’ to open the first one in the list.
– Fully compatible with SiteLauncher’s keyword.
– Bookmarklet is supported transparently.
NOTE: It is recommended to setup a keyword to enjoy the full convenience brought to you by Quickmarks.
To set keyword, append [{keyword}] your bookmark title. For example, change ‘Facebook’ to ‘Facebook [b]’ will assign keyword b to Facebook. Just type ‘b f’ in omnibox to open Facebook. Option page to configure keywords will be coming soon.
For any bug reports or feature request, please add to my project at google code,
http://code.google.com/p/quick-marks/issues/list
Please enjoy.
NOTE: v0.4 has improved bookmarklet support by using content scripting. You do not need to enable popup anymore.
NOTE: Quickmarks might be broken in dev channel. If that happens, please try to delete your profile and try again. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Fantastic. Plays nicely with Chrome’s existing stuff, so you don’t even notice it’s there until you need it. Fast to get to, and all-in-all great. Kudos!
It isn’t working with Chrome on Ubuntu
I think It`s very good program. But I have a problem. If I want to use this, I should re-install this program. I don`t know why. Plz give me an advice.
best bookmark launcher
Like this extension very much, but it no longer works with Chrome stable on Ubuntu (v. 29.0.1547.65)
EDIT:
Please fix this plugin–no longer works with Chrome dev.
Such a simple and useful extension; used daily 100s of times.
CTRL+L; b; ; ;
Really love this add-on. Wish you could select to pre-pend the keyword onto the beginning of your bookmark though so you could sort alphabetically by keyword.
it’s pwoerful
Awesome extension.
@2011-08-09: You’re right, it should read “Facebook [f]” not “Facebook [b]”. Still, this is a really good extension, and does the job of what I was looking for. I keep my bookmarks in folders, and I assign each folder a letter, and each bookmark has it’s own letter tagged on the back. For example, my [w5x] takes me to Web things -> HTML5 -> Chrome Experiments. It works a treat!