AnyKey: Keyboard Shortcuts for Any Website

Keyboard shortcuts and mouse-free navigation for any website: scroll with j and k, click any link or button with link hints, move between tabs, and give your own keyboard shortcut to anything on a page, such as the Save button on a recipe site or the Like button under a video. Presets for GitHub, YouTube and Reddit add keys those sites lack, and step aside where a site already uses a key. Your own shortcuts always win. • Keys on every site: j and k scroll, d and u move half a page, g g and G go to the top and bottom, H and L go back and forward, J and K switch tabs. • Link hints: press F and every link and button in view gets a short label. Type the label to click it. Press g f instead to open a link in a new tab. • A key for anything: click AnyKey's toolbar button, choose "Add shortcut for this site", pick the element and press the keys you want. AnyKey remembers each element several ways, so a shortcut can still find it after the site changes its page. • Presets for GitHub, YouTube and Reddit: g r opens a repository's releases, g l likes a video, g s subscribes to a channel. Where the site has its own key, such as YouTube's j and k on a video, the key goes to the site. • Press ? on any page to see every shortcut that works there, starting with the site's own on GitHub, YouTube and Reddit. • Change any key, switch any shortcut off, or turn AnyKey off for a site. Warnings say when two shortcuts clash or the browser keeps a key for itself. Settings sync with your browser, and export to a file. • Alt+Shift+K (Option+Shift+K on a Mac) opens AnyKey's panel from any tab. AnyKey collects no data and makes no network requests. Your shortcuts stay in your browser.