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How to Create Text Shortcuts in Chrome

Create text shortcuts in Chrome with SuperCommands by assigning a Text Shortcut to a saved link, note, session, text expander, or command.

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Akshay A·Posted 29 days ago
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Create Text Commands in Chrome

  1. Step 1: Open the saved item you want to launch faster, such as a Link, Note, Workspace, Text Expander, or command.
  2. Step 2: Open Properties for that saved item.
  3. Step 3: Choose Assign a Text Command.
  4. Step 4: Enter a short letters-and-numbers trigger, such as work, docs, notes, or client2.
  5. Step 5: Save it, then press Alt + S and type a command like c work to open the item.

Try SuperCommands Extension

Find saved browser work and run everyday browser commands.Assign Text Commands to the saved items you use often.

Use Cases:

  • Web Clip → Retain local article, screenshot, or element evidence
  • Assigned Text Command → Choose your own trigger for a saved item
  • Assigned hotkey → Configure a browser-supported shortcut for recurring work
  • Screenshot Tools → Choose a capture mode and output format
Install SuperCommands