Custom site search in Google Chrome
We recently started using JIRA at the client I work with, and I remembered a useful shortcut from a long time ago: making my own site search custom shortcut to find JIRA tickets quickly.
The way it works
In the address bar you can type jira [space] CODE-123 [enter]
where CODE-123 is the
ticket’s reference number.
This will autofill the URL with the ticket identifier variable and take you there
without passing from the Sprint or Board or pasting a whole URL.
How to set it up
Go to Chrome > Settings > Search engine > Site Search > Click on Add
In the dialog add the name you want, then the shortcut field is the keyword you
want to use to start this site search, and the URL with %s
in place of the query,
for example: https://jira.my-beautiful-project.com/browse/%s
Now when I type jira [space] CODE-123 [enter]
, Chrome will load
https://jira.my-beautiful-project.com/browse/CODE-123
for me! Yay!