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There are unique URLs for each document type, and they are also different per platform (web/iOS/android). So, yes bookmarks are great, but it's helpful to have all the necessary links in one place.
the different urls are in the source:

    var urls = {
				"web": {
					"doc": "https://docs.google.com/document/create",
					"sheet": "https://sheets.google.com/create",
					"presentation": "https://slides.google.com/create",
					"drawing": "https://drawings.google.com/create"
				},
				"ios": {
					"doc": "googledocs://docs.google.com/document/create",
					"sheet": "googlesheets://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?new",
					"presentation": "googleslides://docs.google.com/presentation/create",
					"drawing": "https://drawings.google.com/create"
				},
				"android": {
					"doc": "intent://#Intent;package=com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.docs;end",
					"sheet": "intent://#Intent;package=com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.sheets;end",
					"presentation": "intent://#Intent;package=com.google.android.apps.docs.editors.slides;end",
					"drawing": "https://drawings.google.com/create"
				},
			}
Yeah, I don't see the point also. You can also create a shortcut in Chrome or Firefox for it.
I hope all users do create the shortcuts. It's definitely a better experience. But if you're using a friend's computer or are on a different browser where you don't have the bookmark, fastdocs.co is a friendly, fast way to quickly access the shortcut.