Productivity hack! A new Confluence shortcut to create a page instantly

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Hi Atlassian Community,

My name is Sekajipo Taplah, and I’m a Product Manager on the Confluence Cloud team. We’re constantly listening to your feedback and finding ways to bring you a more valuable and efficient experience.

We’re excited to announce that you can now create a new Confluence page instantly from your browser by typing the URL make.page .This productivity booster makes page creation even easier and saves you time throughout the workday.

Let's say, you’re in the middle of a brainstorm meeting and want to jot down notes. Opening Confluence, finding the appropriate space, and then selecting “create” can be a time consuming process. Now with make.page, you can efficiently take notes in seconds and not miss any parts of the discussion.

💡Pro tip: Bookmark make.page on your web browser for fast access. Whether you’re creating a number of project pages or capturing meeting notes, imagine all the time you’ll save!

Make.page is now live! Try it for yourself:

1. Go to the URL of your web browser

2. Type in the words: “make.page”

3. A new page is created in your personal space

   1. If you don’t have a personal space, a new page is created in your most recently visited space that you have edit perms to. Please check with your Confluence admin if you have any clarifying questions.

Got Confluence on your mind? The URL confluence.new will also lead you straight to a new page.

We hope you enjoy this new feature and it saves you time when creating in Confluence! Please don’t hesitate to leave any feedback or questions in the comments below. There’ll be similar features for creating new Jira and Trello tickets down the road.

[Andy Gladstone]

In case you are registered in multiple Confluence instances, make sure you pay attention to the URL that your page opens under so you can find it in the future!

[Matt Reiner _K15t_]

I didn't know I wanted this until now. Thanks @Sekajipo Taplah and team!

[Srikanth Upputuri]

@Sekajipo Taplah Very useful tip and it saves a good amount of time.

Thanks to you and to your team.

[G subramanyam]

Thank you @Sekajipo Taplah for sharing this link and details. Will try my hands on.

[Sekajipo Taplah]

No problem !

[Darryl Lee]

Sorry for the necropost, but today I discovered jira.new and confluence.new and thought that was pretty neat.

Same caveat from @Andy Gladstone applies: pay attention to *which* Jira or Confluence instance it opened up the new ticket/page for. I think it uses "last instance", but haven't heavily tested.

At any rate, I could not find ANY documentation about them, on what should be the source-of-truth: https://whats.new/shortcuts

Instead, a Google search brought me here.

[Not sure where I first learned about docs.new and sheets.new, but I use those GSuite shortcuts a lot.]