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Salesforce Navigator Chrome extension

Salesforce Navigator for Lightning adds quick record search, record creation, and navigation shortcuts on top of Salesforce, including logging in as another user on the fly. It's best for Salesforce admins and power users who move between records constantly. The catch: it's built specifically for Salesforce Lightning, so it's not useful outside that platform.

  • PriceFree
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • fast record search and navigation shortcuts
  • lets you create records or tasks quickly
  • supports logging in as another user on the fly
  • purpose-built for Salesforce Lightning workflows

Cons

  • only useful if you work inside Salesforce Lightning
  • adds another tool on top of Salesforce's native navigation
  • requires access to your Salesforce org to function

Best for

  • Salesforce admins who navigate between many records
  • quickly searching and opening Salesforce records
  • creating new records or tasks without extra clicks
  • users who need to log in as another user for testing

Skip it if

  • anyone not working inside Salesforce Lightning
  • users who only need basic Salesforce features already built into the platform

Key features

  • quick search across Salesforce records
  • shortcut to create new records
  • one-click task creation
  • log in as another user on the fly

What Salesforce Navigator does

Salesforce Navigator for Lightning is a Chrome extension that layers navigation shortcuts onto Salesforce. It lets you search and open records faster, create new records or tasks, and log in as another user without leaving your current tab, aimed at cutting down repetitive clicking inside Salesforce Lightning.

Salesforce Navigator free vs paid

Based on its Chrome Web Store listing, Salesforce Navigator for Lightning doesn't advertise a separate paid tier. You'll still need your own Salesforce org and login access, since the extension works alongside your existing Salesforce account rather than replacing it.

Is Salesforce Navigator safe?

Because it works directly with your Salesforce data, Salesforce Navigator needs permission to read and interact with pages on your Salesforce domain. It doesn't replace your Salesforce login or permissions; it uses your existing access to search, create, and navigate records.

Salesforce Navigator: FAQs

Is Salesforce Navigator free?

Yes, based on its Chrome Web Store listing it's available without a separate paid tier. You still need your own Salesforce login.

Is Salesforce Navigator safe to use?

It needs permission to interact with your Salesforce pages to search and create records, using your existing Salesforce access rather than separate credentials.

How do I use Salesforce Navigator?

Install it, open your Salesforce org, and use its search and shortcut features to find, create, or open records faster.

What is Salesforce Navigator for Lightning?

It's the current name of this extension on the Chrome Web Store, referring to its focus on Salesforce's Lightning interface.

What are Salesforce Navigator alternatives?

Other Salesforce productivity extensions offer similar navigation or admin shortcuts; compare based on which specific tasks you need to speed up.

Can Salesforce Navigator log me in as another user?

Yes, the extension includes a feature to log in as another user on the fly, useful for admins testing permissions.

Does Salesforce Navigator create tasks?

Yes, it includes a shortcut for creating a task directly from the extension.

Do I need a Salesforce admin account to use this?

You need access to your Salesforce org; some features like logging in as another user typically require admin-level permissions in Salesforce itself.

Why isn't Salesforce Navigator working on my org?

Check that you're logged into your Salesforce org in the same browser tab and that the extension has permission to run on your Salesforce domain.

Does Salesforce Navigator replace Salesforce's own search?

No, it adds shortcuts on top of Salesforce rather than replacing its built-in search and navigation.