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Jump to any resource by ID. Configure workspaces for Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Zendesk, or any URL-based platform. URLjump is the ultimate productivity tool for developers, project managers, and anyone who navigates by IDs, issue numbers, or ticket numbers. Instead of digging through bookmarks or manually typing long, repetitive URLs, URLjump lets you instantly generate and open links with a compact popup or directly from your Chrome address bar. Whether you use Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Zendesk, or any custom internal tool, URLjump adapts entirely to your workflow. Key Features: 🚀 Universal Compatibility: Configure "Workspaces" for any platform using simple URL templates (e.g., https://github.com/owner/repo/issues/{id}). ⚡ Omnibox Magic: Type "jump" in your address bar, press space, and type your ticket number (e.g., "jump 1389" or "jump MBB 123") to instantly navigate to it without ever touching your mouse. 🔥 Multi-ID Support: Need to open several tickets at once? Enter a range (1-5) or a comma-separated list (1, 3, 7) to open or copy them all simultaneously. 🎨 Smart Project Prefixes: Manage multiple projects within a workspace and assign them colors for easy visual identification. 🕒 Built-In History & Bookmarks: Quickly access your most recently opened links and star your most important tickets for one-click access. 💻 Developer-Friendly Design: Includes a sleek, automatic Dark Mode and keyboard shortcuts for lightning-fast access. Stop wasting time assembling URLs and start jumping straight to your work!
Jul 22, 2026
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