Alias Bookmarks

Set aliases for your bookmarks. Aliases are called from the omnibox: "/ aliasName [params]" and from the popup (ctrl+.)

This extension mimics the ability of Firefox and mozilla based browsers to use aliases as a shortcut to call specific bookmarks. It allows you to set alias/shortcut for your URL or javascript bookmarklets or folders, directly in the bookmark manager. You can then call an alias from chrome's omnibox or from the extension's popup window (keyboard shortcut: "ctrl+."). Simple "http(s)" bookmarks as well as javascript bookmarklets can be called with or without parameters. If it works as a bookmark, it works as an alias. Since your aliases are stored with your bookmarks, exporting or transfering them also tranfers the aliases. Starting with version 0.9.6.15, folder alias is available. It can be used to open static pages, or to make a group search on multiple search sites (examples provided). Version 0.9.8 introduces auto-completion in popup window (see options page to enable).