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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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Hmm... couldn't get it to work. I was in the form field and tried to hold ctrl+= which is what I'm trying to change (zoom in) and it would just... zoom in... Chrome was overriding the options so I was running into the exact same problem I've run into with every site.
Just trying a simple configuration of "ctrl+q" to close tab and "ctrl+space" to open new tab. It fails to even recognize "ctrl+q" in all circumstances and very sporadically recognizes "ctrl+space" I'm sorry, but a 50% success rate means this doesn't even qualify this as a beta version! I'm staying with Firefox.
Doesnt work + there is not much choices what to do - but if it works for someone it might solve some problems for you (there are better OS level solutions tho)
Love it! My only issue is I wish you could pin/unpin all tabs with a hotkey. You can however pin/unpin 1 tab with a hotkey which is a huge improvement. Other than that, this covers every hotkey function I'd want, and does so with the exact hotkeys I desire. Its already saving me a lot time.
It took a second to find where to change the options but that was no problem. This is working great and has definitely improved my work flow. Don't know why this isn't a standard option in the browser?
Excellent, elegant extension that does exactly what it says. Makes it SO much easier to navigate among Chrome tabs.
Didn't work half of the time.
not good
Doesn't work for me.
Wanted to changed hotkey for changing tabs since i dont have pageUp/down buttons and the shift+tab is to uncomfortable. So wanted to change next/previous tab to alt+shift+left/right.. The good news, it works. The bad news, this doesnt work if mouse is in a textbox. And there is no way to disable this. Plus, it doesnt work on some pages "Note: key combos are ignored if you're currently focused on a form field. This makes it possible to have shortcuts such as "h" but still be able to type "h" in a form without it triggering the shortcut."