Although users increasingly spread their activities across multiple devices-even to accomplish a single task-information transfer between apps on separate devices still incurs non-negligible effort and time overhead. These interaction flows would considerably benefit from more seamless cross-device interaction that directly connects the information flow between the involved apps across devices. In this paper, we propose cross-device shortcuts, an interaction technique that enables direct and discoverable content exchange between apps on different devices. When users switch their attention between multiple engaged devices as part of a workflow, our system establishes a cross-device shortcut-a deep link between apps on separate devices that presents itself through feed-forward previews, inviting and facilitating quick content transfer. We explore the use of this technique in four scenarios spanning multiple devices and applications, and highlight the potential, limitations, and challenges of its design with a preliminary evaluation.