HeadingsMap
To show, browse and audit (for accessibility and SEO) the headings structure
Provides keyboard access to landmark regions and headings (h1–h6) on a web page.
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Overview
SkipTo Landmarks & Headings extends the web browser by providing a menu for easy navigation to the ARIA landmark regions and HTML section headings of a web page.
The keyboard shortcut for opening the menu is alt+2 (option+2 on Mac keyboards) and cursors keys can be used to navigate the menu.
Activating a menu item scrolls the corresponding landmark region or heading element into view and moves keyboard focus to it on the page.
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This is a great extension. Useful for keyboard only users. It provides an outline view of the current page and allows navigation through the outline. Select a heading, hit enter, the page focus moves to the heading. The heading has a box around it so you know exactly the focus is. And, if you hit tab the next link after your selected heading gets focus!! This functionality really should be in every browser as per the User Agent Accessibility Guidelines 2.5.1.
An important browser extension for people with disabilities to provide keyboard navigation to landmark regions and the headings (H1-H6) on a web page. Skip To makes it more efficient for people who primarily use the keyboard to identify and navigate to the content of a web page. Skip To also helps everyone get an outline of the major sections and topics of a well structured web page without having to scroll through an entire page. The Skip To extension is a ideally a feature that should be built into every web browser, but at least now you can extend your browser to add this feature with this extension. Thanks Nick for making this available.