AnyKey

Make any website keyboard-navigable: bind keys to any element, link hints, scroll keys and site presets.

AnyKey lets you use any website from the keyboard. Scroll, follow links, press buttons and move between tabs without reaching for the mouse, and give a key to anything on a page: the Save button on a recipe site, the Like button under a video, the search box you use every day. 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.