I would like to search JIRA's "Quick Search" from Chrome's Omnibox. This is not the same as this Chrome Omnibox search string:
https://myserver/jira/browse/%s
That string will only open perfectly (not partially) matched JIRA IDs. A Quick Search will automatically open the issue that uniquely matches the search criteria--even if the search criteria is a partial match. For example, consider a system where there is only one JIRA issue that contains -77, and that JIRA issue is CLS-77. Using Quick Search (at the upper-right corner of the JIRA site) to search for "77" will open issue CLS-77 automatically. Performing the same search through Chrome Omnibox custom search string I listed earlier will not launch CLS-77 when searching for 77.
To search for Jira issues directly from the Google Chrome search bar, you can add Jira as a custom search engine: Go to Settings > Manage Search Engines > Other Search Engines > Add.
The bar at the top of Chrome is called the omnibox (or Omnibar). It combines your regular address bar and the Google search box into one area in your browser. It's a powerful tool that can be used in a variety of ways. These tricks can be done on computers, iPads and other personal devices.
JIRA assistant for Google Chrome is a useful extension which let you to manage your tickets right in your browser with just one click. It is easy to install and configure. Just install the extension in you Google Chrome browser and you will see the options page where you should configure you JIRA server connection.
Edit Connection Settings In the case, open the browser and log into you JIRA account. Press 'Connect' button in the browser when you are done. In the case, open the browser log out and then log into a different JIRA account. Press 'Connect' button in the browser when you are done.
In searching for the same answer, I discovered a partial solution. This solution requires that you use the keyword searching feature of the omnibox, so searching for "ISSUE-123" will not work but "jira ISSUE-123" will. It also supports quick-search text searching for example "jira some search string."
In chrome, follow these steps to configure:
To use:
Examples of what to type in the OmniBox:
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