Semi: is a Firefox extension that lets you create your own short links:
Custom shortcuts you type in the address bar to open any site instantly.
Instead of typing long URLs or searching bookmarks, just set a shortcut like this:
; (semicolon) → (space) → s (your shortcut) → Enter
Example: define
gh for
https://github.com, then type
; gh and press Enter to go there.
That’s it.
Five quick keys for our example.
You can also group shortcuts by *category. Use:
; dev:gh; work:docs; personal:docsto keep things organized without folders or menus.
*Note: Grouping shortcuts by category needs to be enabled in the extension's options page first.
Built for people who jump between tools dozens of times a day:
- Power users,
- Developers,
- Writers
And anyone who’s tired of typing the same links over and over.
Privacy-first: all your shortcuts are stored locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.
Not for casual users who only visit a few websites and don’t mind using bookmarks.
Use it to shorten URLs, manage your custom shortcuts, and access your most-used pages fast right from the address bar.
