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Hit-a-Hint - surf web with a keyboard
A simple hit-a-hint extension
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Yet Another Hints Extension allows you to click elements without using your mouse. Pressing Ctrl+m generates hints for each clickable element in the current view. Each hint has a character code. When you type a code, a hint gets highlighted, and you can "click" the corresponding element by pressing the return key. You can also add ctrl, shift, alt and meta modifiers when you press return to simulate ctrl+click and so on.
You can customize the keybinding and hint characters in the extension's options page.
If you want to contribute by reporting bugs, writing documentation or submitting patches, check out the extension's GitHub page: https://github.com/jpallari/yahe
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Hit-a-Hint - surf web with a keyboard
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Modeless keyboard navigation based on Vimium.
Extra keyboard shortcuts from Chrome
Optimum key bindings.
A Hit-a-Hint Chrome extension. Press the space key plus a hint key to click links and buttons without a mouse.
After you hit the hint, you have to hit the enter key.
Not very well illustrated, and the tip markers seem very random vs predictable. Not sure how this extension helps people.
Does not work with numpad.. Why??? Otherwise great extension.
It does it job. Just wish there was more features to it such as auto enable YAHE when on a specific site, and be able to hit multiple keys for when doing surveys that have bubbles.