How to quickly start Google Meet video conferences with a web shortcut

(Pocket-lint) - Google offers a small time-saving hack for those who often usage Google Meet to video league passim the day.

You tin commencement a gathering by typing “meet.new” into your web browser. This volition unfastened a caller Google Meet session, and from there, you tin stock a afloat gathering nexus and invitation different participants to join. This is utile for anyone who conscionable wants to leap consecutive into a caller meeting.

Keep successful caput Google besides makes it easier to make documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms, and sites, by offering assorted ".new" domains that enactment close successful your browser code bar. Previously, you had to spell to the circumstantial Google app and click connected “new” to make a caller file.

But, with this shortcut approach, you tin prevention a mates steps and get consecutive into a caller league oregon papers oregon project. The thought is you'll prevention a fewer seconds each clip you usage a Google shortcut, and erstwhile you unrecorded successful G Suite each time for work, those seconds tin truly adhd up.

How to rapidly commencement Google Meet video calls with a shortcut

Google's domains for Google Meets, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, and Google Sites are arsenic follows:

• Meet.new
• Doc.new
• Docs.new
• Document.new
• Sheet.new
• Sheets.new
• Spreadsheet.new
• Slide.new
• Slides.new
• Deck.new
• Presentation.new
• Form.new
• Forms.new
• Site.new
• Sites.new
• Website.new

You tin besides adhd numbers to these shortcuts to assistance yourself separate betwixt aggregate accounts erstwhile making caller meetings. So, you could make a bookmark for “meet.new/1”, which links to your idiosyncratic account's Google Meet, oregon possibly you could bookmark “meet.new/2” for work.

These Google app shortcuts enactment crossed immoderate browser and disposable to usage now. 

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Writing by Maggie Tillman. Originally published connected 19 June 2020.