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Quick Links
Quick Links is a command palette for Salesforce. Open it with CTRL + SHIFT + SPACE on any Salesforce page, or from the ORGanizer button:
Type to search. Pressing ENTER without picking anything opens the first suggestion. Type @ to list every command:
The @ command character is configurable (see the Options page); pick a non-alphanumeric character so it cannot collide with what you are searching for. The order of the commands is configurable too.
Opening in another tab
Any result can be opened in a new tab instead of the current one: type # before or after the search term, hold CTRL while clicking, or click with the middle mouse button.
Your own links
Changed in 1.0
Custom quick links used to be configured per ORG, inside the popup. They are now one synced list, configured in Options → Quick Links, and each link is either global or scoped to specific ORGs.
Global links
Offered on every ORG. Use these for paths that exist everywhere — /lightning/setup/DeployStatus/home, /changemgmt/monitorDeployment.apexp, and so on.
ORG links
Offered only on the ORGs you assign them to. Use these for links that only make sense in one place — a specific record, a custom Visualforce wizard, a report.
The two are told apart by a badge everywhere they appear: in the palette and in the Options list. A link takes a label, a URL or relative path, and its scope. The list has a filter box, a “global only / ORG only” filter, and bulk delete.
Adding one on the fly still works: the @add command inside the palette creates a link from the page you are on.
Coming from an older version? Your existing per-ORG links are folded into the new list automatically, scoped to the ORG they belonged to. Links with the same label and path are merged rather than duplicated, and the migration re-runs safely if a device on an older build syncs its old list back in.
The pencil on a row opens the link editor, where the label, the path and the ORGs it is offered on are set:
Commands
@links — standard setup and custom page links
Every standard setup link (Classic and Lightning, depending on the ORG) plus your custom pages.
@history — temporary links
A scratch list for the thing you are working on right now, useful when you keep going back and forth between the same handful of pages. Add an entry with @add and an optional description.
History items are stored locally only, never synced, and capped at 20 per ORG — the oldest drops off as you add new ones.
@objects — object setup pages
Jump straight to the setup page of any standard or custom object.
/ — a relative path
Start the search with / to open any path on the current ORG directly.
@search — global search
Runs Salesforce global search with whatever you typed.
Metadata search
Search these component types directly:
- Apex Classes @classes
- Apex Triggers @triggers
- Visualforce Pages @pages
- Visualforce Components @components
- Custom Labels @labels
- Static Resources @static resources
- Profiles @profiles
- Workflow Rules @workflow rules
- Validation Rules @validation rules
Removed in 1.0
The @help command and the separate ORG links page it opened are gone. The palette itself already lists every custom, standard and object link for the current ORG, so the second, static rendering of the same data had nothing left to add.
The @login command is gone too: opening a stored login is the popup's job,
and reaching credentials from inside a Salesforce page is not something the palette needs to
do. An ORG that still had @login saved as its last command simply opens on the
default one.
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