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I built Navigator because I was tired of clicking through Setup to reach the same twenty pages every day. It puts a search box on top of Salesforce so you can get anywhere by typing a few letters. Press Alt+K (Option+K on a Mac) on any Salesforce page and start typing: - "users" opens Users, "perm" finds Permission Sets - "acme" finds the Acme account you looked at yesterday - "app service" opens the Service Console app - "fields account indus" takes you straight to the Industry field on Account - "new case", "list contacts" and "fields opportunity" do exactly what they say - "invoice" also finds your Apex classes and triggers, and custom metadata types, by name - "org uat" opens your UAT sandbox, and the right arrow opens the Setup page you're on there, to compare the two - "record" on any record page shows its field values, with API names, ready to copy - "login jane" logs you in as Jane (when you have permission to) - "count lead" shows how many Leads there are, by record type - "recent account" lists the Accounts you viewed last - "flows", "profiles", "permsets" and "apex" list them, last modified first - "limits" shows how much of each org limit is used - The right arrow on a record shows its key fields beside the results, without leaving the page Results are ranked by how well the name matches, so the page you meant comes first. The toolbar popup (Alt+N, or Option+N on a Mac) has four tabs: - Recent: records you viewed and Setup pages you opened, side by side - Navigate: Home, Setup, Object Manager, Dev Console and Users, plus up to 25 bookmarks - Objects: every object with one-click list, new record and fields, and a menu for layouts, record types, validation rules and triggers - Orgs: your saved orgs. Rename them, pin the ones you use most, open any of them in one click, or open the page you're on in another org A few more things it does: - Colors each saved org's browser tabs with a Salesforce cloud in that org's own color, with its initial, so production never looks like a sandbox (turn it on in Settings) - Adds a row of your own Setup quick tabs under the Setup header - Adds an N button to the Salesforce header that opens the popup - Home takes you to the current app's own start page, so apps without a Home tab stay tidy - Alt+S goes to Setup and Alt+A goes to Home (Option+S and Option+A on a Mac). You can change any shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts - Light, dark or system theme - Everything can be switched on or off in Settings Privacy Navigator runs entirely in your browser. It talks only to the Salesforce org you are logged in to, using the session you already have, and it never sends your data anywhere else. There are no analytics, no ads and no accounts. Your bookmarks, orgs and settings sync through your own Chrome profile. Navigator is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Salesforce, Inc. Questions or ideas: https://github.com/shawon39/navigator-for-salesforce/issues