OpenDNS Adds Short-Cut Service

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Monday, April 23rd, 2007

DNS is boring, but OpenDNS has added a new Shortcut feature that lets you visit URLs without all that nasty typing. Shortcuts are short, multi-letter abbreviations for your favorite sites. Instead of typing “www.nytimes.com,” you can just type “NYT.” You can also create short-cuts for popular search sites (“g monkeys” to search Google for Monkeys, for example).

Read more about it at CrunchGear.

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