Easy, secure, and free go links. Shorten lengthy URLs into memorable keywords that instantly redirect you to specific web pages. e.g. g/weekly → https://docs.google.com/ go/help → https://servicedesk.company-name.com
Hey everyone 👋
I'm thrilled to introduce you to Glinks, a Chrome extension designed to simplify URL management and make your life easier!
Glinks allows you to create short, memorable "go links" for all your important URLs. Whether it's your project sprint board, team documents, or internal tools, Glinks helps you navigate easily. For example:
go/meetings → [Your Weekly Sync Doc]
g/tasks → [Your Task Management Board]
Get it now from the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.co...
You can invite your team to Glinks. All team members will get access to all the public go links created automatically. Glinks is good for solo users, too, looking to boost productivity and make everyday tasks smoother.
Glinks currently supports setting up go links at g/ and go/. We will soon add support for more namespaces. Let us know if you have any feedback in the comments or email support@getglinks.com 😊
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Hey! I just tried Glinks and it's awesome—I’ve already added it to Chrome. It’s so much easier than using Google bookmarks and having to scroll through a long list to find what I’m looking for. Seriously, great job!
Congrats to the Glinks team on the launch! This is a great tool for creating memorable, efficient shortcuts to streamline navigation 👏
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Glinks has made my web navigation so much easier! I love how I can bookmark important links and access them instantly using custom keywords. It's been a game-changer for quickly opening Jira tickets, Google Docs, and other essential sites. The setup was simple, and the integration is seamless. Overall, it's a lightweight tool that's perfect for improving productivity. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants to browse more efficiently!
@anil_shanbhag Glinks is a fantastic tool for simplifying URL management!
The best feature, in my view, is the ability to create memorable "go links" that make navigating frequently used pages seamless. One idea for improvement could be integrating custom tags or categories for easier organization, especially as the number of links grows.
Best of luck with the launch!
Hey Anil,
How does Glinks ensure that sensitive links aren't accessible to unauthorized team members? Do you have plans to expand beyond Chrome to other browsers in the future?
Congrats on the launch!
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