Keyboard Shortcuts
Set custom keyboard shortcuts for Chrome: View extension options, or browse to chrome://extensions/shortcuts to set.
Custom keyboard shortcuts for your browser
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Shortkeys lets you create custom keyboard shortcuts for anything your browser can do. Choose from 125+ built-in actions, chain them into macros, or write your own JavaScript — all with a clean, modern interface.
WHAT CAN IT DO?
Shortkeys ships with 125+ built-in actions across 11 categories:
- Scrolling: scroll up/down/left/right, jump to top or bottom
- Tabs: open, close, pin, mute, move, sort, duplicate, suspend, group, and switch tabs
- Navigation: back, forward, reload, copy URL, open from clipboard
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cool
Can't make it work.
Très utile
Great! I use it to type German "Umlaute" like "ä, ö, ü, ß" using alt+a, alt+o, alt+u, alt+s. This is my Javascript: var txtarea = document.activeElement; if (txtarea.nodeName == "INPUT" || txtarea.nodeName == "TEXTAREA") { var scrollPos = txtarea.scrollTop; var caretPos = txtarea.selectionStart; var front = (txtarea.value).substring(0, caretPos); var back = (txtarea.value).substring(txtarea.selectionEnd, txtarea.value.length); txtarea.value = front + "[insert ä, ö, ü or ß here]" + back; caretPos = caretPos + 1; txtarea.selectionStart = caretPos; txtarea.selectionEnd = caretPos; txtarea.focus(); txtarea.scrollTop = scrollPos; }
On a chromebook with chrome os, I was able to type in "ctrl+shift+[" (note: NOT holding the actual shift or ctrl keys) to enable switching to the previous tab (and ctrl+shift+] for the next tab). In chrome os settings I was able to fish around a little bit to find out how to assign the ctrl key to alt and the alt key to ctrl, so now I have my standard mac style Cmd+shift+[ and Cmd+shift+] tab switching shortcuts. I did have to reload pages for this to finally work, but it does seem to work just fine.
Doesn't work on chrome 48.0 (ubuntu)
No option for edit shortcuts like ctrl+F for find
Only works for keys that type their character. Is it possible to add the ESC and F1-12 as well? those are the short cuts I want to get rid of. The app itself is solid for what it can do but It's useless for people trying to disable the F or ESC keys
I intended to use this extension primarily as a way to launch web sites using hot keys. This extension almost does everything I need from it, but some critical things are still missing/not working: 1) The extension only works on actual web pages. Blank new tabs or setting pages will not have the shortcuts you defined. This makes it difficult to use the sequence of "open new tab, invoke hotkey to load a web site". I was forced to download another extension to make all new tabs load a web site just so that I could use my hotkeys with new tabs. This is just a partial solution though, because of problem number 2: 2) Hotkeys only work after the page finishes loading. This is problematic if you are using the shortcuts for quickly jumping to your favorite sites, because it interferes with the "quickly" part: you open a new tab, it begins to load a web page, and you must wait for it to finish before you can invoke the hotkey that will take you to the site you wanted to go to. In the time a website loads, even a fast one like the Google home page, I am able to invoke the goto webpage shortcut at least 6 times, which is not acceptable to me. Unfortunately, it looks like I may have to go back to Firefox just to use its SpeedDial addon, which has the website hotkeys feature natively and which does not suffer from the above problems I described.
Fires bookmarklets from inside text fields == better than any other shortcut manager I've tried in my book[marklet!]