PageLive

PageLive: Keyboard shortcuts and screen reader companion for ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Claude. Stop wrestling with your mouse every time using AI chats. PageLive is a free, open-source Chrome extension that puts your keyboard in full control of ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Claude — so you can stay in flow. PageLive is also a screen reader companion to overcome accessibility issues of those AI chats. --- **Keyboard Shortcuts: Navigate at the Speed of Thought** Why click when you can shortcut? PageLive adds a focused set of keyboard shortcuts that eliminate the most repetitive navigation tasks in AI chat: - Open keyboard shortcuts dialog with Alt + / - Jump straight to the input box and start typing, without touching your mouse. - Toggle sidebar with Ctrl + Shift + S - Search chats with Ctrl + K - Delete current chat with Ctrl + Shift + Escape - Open the Content Map (Ctrl + M) to get a bird's-eye view of your entire conversation and jump to any prompt or response in one keystroke. All shortcuts are documented at wiscer.org/pagelive. --- **Screen Reader Companion: Making AI Chats More Accessible** PageLive was built by a screen reader user, so it goes far beyond basic keyboard access. It acts as a live companion that keeps you informed without requiring constant manual navigation: - **Live Announcements:** PageLive automatically announces important page events — most critically, when the AI finishes generating its response. No more polling the page to check if it's done. - **Instant Replay:** Already moved on? Use Review Last Response (Ctrl + Shift + Enter) to hear the AI's last reply again on demand. - **Conversation Snapshot:** The Content Map dialog gives you a structured, navigable summary of your chat history — jump to any previous exchange without scrolling through the entire thread. - **Standards-Based:** PageLive leverages ARIA live regions and standard accessibility attributes for a seamless experience with NVDA, JAWS, and other desktop screen readers. --- **Compatibility** Supports ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, and Claude. Tested with NVDA; compatible with JAWS and other desktop screen readers. Free & Open Source