Overview
The chrome extension that lets you map keyboard shortcuts to JavaScript actions.
Using this extension requires at least some knowledge of JavaScript. Typical usage would be writing a selector to find an element on the page and calling the `#click` method on that element. For example, to add a shortcut on the Google search results page to go to the next page of results, you might map something like `alt+n` to
document.getElementById('pnnext').click()
Release Notes
2.1.0 - Update for some changed APIs in Chrome for user scripts. This should be working, but about a year ago when I first tried it worked in development but not production. Further debugging may be required.
2.0.2 - Backend rewrite to work with Chrome manifest V3, wildcard URL patterns now supported - this version is buggy, but V2 no longer works.
1.0.0 - Initial Version
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🔐 Security Analysis
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