Back in the 90's I used 4DOS on MS-DOS, which had a similar concept of 'jumping' to a directory by just typing the last part of a directory path. You had to pr

Back in the 90's I used 4DOS on MS-DOS, which had a similar concept of 'jumping' to a directory by just typing the last part of a directory path. You had to pre-index your directory structure with 'CDD /S', though. And it didn't remember your favourite directories to give them priority.