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Free and open-source add-on to speed up your ability to find information in Confluence. Open a search box using a keyboard shortcut (assigned in chrome://extensions/settings) or type "con " in your browser's omnibox to launch a search in a new tab. No ads!
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Snappy and extremely helpful! Would be even better if it could save some recent pages!
Amazing extension! Type "con" and then tab allows to search directly from URL box. Somebody also mentioned mapping keyboard shortcut, not sure how to do it on mac.
Works like a charm
Man -- there is an extension for everything! I would do exactly what the description referenced, I'd be constantly bookmarking Confluence pages in order to be able to hot key over to my bookmarks and search that way. Now I've got the extension hot key'd and have dynamic searching without all the bookmarking! Awesome.
not working. I have more spaces. I am logged in, add link into wiki link and nothing happened.
Using it with a personal (private) instance of Confluence, and it seems to work well, and work fast. Thanks for making this!
A real time saver when it comes to searching our Confluence Wiki pages for relevant support articles!
The address is hardcode to /wiki at the end , so I cannot use (my confluence doesn't have /wiki ) .. Too bad, the concept looks good
This is better in practice than it is in theory. I mapped ctrl+shift+f to it, so I can search work documentation without leaving keyboard. You can then use Tab to scroll through the results, and Enter to open the page in new tab. Sheer genius, thanks for putting together!