Browser and privacy

Jump to Chrome’s own pages

Open Chrome’s settings, passwords, downloads or extensions by typing their name, without digging through menus.

Commands

Chrome Settings
Open Chrome’s main settings
Chrome Passwords
See and manage your saved passwords
Chrome Downloads
Find files you’ve downloaded
Chrome Extensions
Manage your installed extensions
Extension Shortcuts
Change keyboard shortcuts, including Vokto’s
Clear Browsing Data
Choose what to delete from your browsing history

Chrome’s own pages sit a few menus deep. Where are saved passwords again? Type the name in the palette and press Enter instead.

Open one

These rows don’t crowd the empty palette. They appear when you search, so type a word like downloads, passwords or flags and press Enter.

The page opens in a new tab. If it’s already open in one, Vokto switches you to that tab, the way Chrome’s own menu does.

Every page you can open

Command Opens Address
Chrome Settings All of Chrome’s settings chrome://settings
Chrome Passwords Saved passwords chrome://password-manager/passwords
Chrome Downloads Your downloads chrome://downloads
Chrome Extensions Installed extensions chrome://extensions
Extension Shortcuts Extension keyboard shortcuts chrome://extensions/shortcuts
Clear Browsing Data Delete browsing data chrome://settings/clearBrowserData
Chrome History Your full history chrome://history
Privacy and Security Privacy settings chrome://settings/privacy
Search Engines Your default search engine chrome://settings/searchEngines
Chrome Site Settings Permissions for each site chrome://settings/content
Default Browser Make Chrome your default chrome://settings/defaultBrowser
Chrome Appearance Themes, fonts and toolbar chrome://settings/appearance
Bookmarks Manager All your bookmarks chrome://bookmarks
Chrome Flags Experimental features chrome://flags

Extension Shortcuts is where you change the shortcut that opens Vokto. Keyboard shortcuts has more on that.

In Edge, Brave and Opera

These rows work there too. Your browser opens its own version of each page, like edge://extensions in Edge.