Windows Settings Shortcuts

About

Windows Settings Shortcuts brings the parts of Windows Settings people look for into one place—grouped by topic—so you can open the right page with a click.

Click the extension icon to open a floating panel you can move, resize, and close like a small utility window. Pick a category (System, Updates, Network, Backup, Security, and more), then choose a shortcut. Each action opens the official Windows Settings experience in a new browser tab using documented ms-settings: links. The extension does not change your PC for you; you stay in control and complete any steps in Windows yourself.

What you get

Organized shortcuts to common Windows Settings areas (device info, updates, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, storage, backup, security, privacy, personalization, accounts, apps, date & time, and more).
Search across built-in shortcuts to find what you need quickly.
Optional Microsoft Support links (?) on selected items when you want extra context in a new tab.
My shortcuts: add, edit, or remove your own trusted links (for example an ms-settings: page you use often). They are stored only on this device.
English interface by default; Spanish available from the language selector in the panel.
Version shown in the panel footer. Window size and position can be remembered locally for next time.
Requirements

Designed for Windows 10 or 11 with Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on Windows, where ms-settings: links open correctly from the browser.

Privacy

No accounts signup, no analytics cloud, and no selling of personal data. Only local extension storage is used for your UI language, optional personal shortcuts, panel layout preferences, and (for a short time in the session) which window is the panel—so window bounds updates apply to the right window.

If you want this text saved in the repo, I can drop it into docs/STORE-EN.md as the canonical long description.