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Save URL paths and jump to them instantly on any website or environment. Path Jump is a developer productivity tool for saving frequently used relative URL paths and jumping to them instantly. Stop repeatedly typing or editing URLs while working with web applications. Save your important routes, dashboards, admin panels, API documentation, customer pages, and other endpoints once—and access them with a single click. 🚀 KEY FEATURES • Save URL paths and endpoints Save relative paths like /dashboard, /admin, /users or /orders. Full HTTP/HTTPS URLs are supported too. • Navigate across environments Relative paths automatically use the current tab's origin, making the same saved paths useful across Development, QA, Staging, Production, localhost, and other environments. • Dynamic parameters Save reusable paths such as /users/:id or /orders/:orderId/details and enter the required values when navigating. • Fast navigation Open saved endpoints in the current tab or a new tab. • Keyboard shortcuts Assign letters or numbers to endpoints and navigate quickly using your keyboard. • Pin your favorites Pin up to two important endpoints for instant access. • Smart usage ranking Frequently used endpoints are automatically surfaced for faster access. • Simple endpoint management Add, edit, rename, delete, and organize your saved paths and URLs. • Chrome Sync Your saved endpoint configuration can sync through your Chrome profile. 👨💻 BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS Path Jump is useful for developers, QA engineers, testers, DevOps teams, and anyone who repeatedly navigates to known routes while building, testing, or maintaining web applications. Whether you're jumping between dashboards during development, accessing admin pages during QA, or quickly opening production routes, Path Jump keeps your most-used destinations one click away. 🔒 PRIVACY Path Jump does not collect personal data. Saved endpoint configurations are stored using Chrome's storage system.
Sep 10, 2026
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