Google Shortcut Makes Opening G Suite Doc and Sheet Much Faster

Google has just released a new trick which can save a lot of time for users of its G Suite apps. You can now create new Google Sheet or Doc or many others by typing their keyword and the domain .new into the address bar of your browser.

Previously, users need to navigate to the G Suite apps that they want to open and then click on “new” on the left-hand side to create a new project. This new trick will let users skip several steps, and it works with all types of document that G Suits of Google are offering.

For example, you can create a new Google Doc by typing domains like document.new, doc.new or docs.new. The same applies to create new Google Sheets, typing spreadsheet.new, sheet.new or sheets.new. And if you want to create a new Google Slides, typing presentation.new, slide.new or slides.new. And creating a new Google Form by typing website.new, site.new or sites.new.

You can use these shortcuts in whatever browser you are using and you can test those right now.

Here are some new shortcuts for some popular G Suits apps:

http://doc.new— to create a new Google document
http://sheets.new— to create a new Google Sheets spreadsheet
http://deck.new— to create a new Google presentation
http://site.new— to create a new Google sites website
http://form.new— to create a new Google form

This can be just very minor shortcuts, but many people find these very interesting

And if you want to make it easier, just bookmark these shortcuts on your bookmark bars.

In Chrome, you can go to Bookmarks, then Bookmarks Manager and Add new bookmark.

And then add a new bookmark by typing the URLs of those shorts and whatever you want to call them, like this:

And then you can easily put those shortcuts in the Bookmark Bar for easier access: