Input Cursor Focus

works in YouTube! (thank you.)

Works but what mobile users on hd screens need is the exact oppostie. For the screen to not wildly zoom way to much when selecting an input field or at the very least, return the page to the original zoom level when clicking off the field. This behavior has annoyed so many for the better part of 10 years. Ridiculous.

Works really well. I would only suggest one addition, however. It'd be nice if we could whitelist sites that it needs to be active on, and not EVERY site. Some sites I visit actually change the layout of the page, or pop up a dropdown "suggestion list" that covers the contents of the page when you enter the text field. I only wanted it on two sites, and it's damaging my experience on every other site. Still worth it for the two sites, so I'll keep it on.

Don't work

Such a tiny and at the same time extremely useful extension. This really should be a Chrome standard! I am a long time computer user, started in 1984 on a C64, and worked my way up to C128, Amiga 500, MS DOS and Windows. Since decades, I am used to handling my OS and my programs really quickly by using various keyboard shortcuts... because "back then" you had to, and nowadays, in varoius occasions it is still way faster than pointing and clicking. This extension spares you the otherwise oblig... Show more

Would it have a manually activate key options?

Useful for me.

This would be better if it moved the cursor to the end of the first field, rather than the beginning. This way, if the first field is empty you just start typing. If the field is populated -- i.e. if you are using the search field on google.com -- then you can just add to what you've already entered.

Love the extension. Is there an extension to remap when the tab key land on an input field? I want to change the tab order on input fields from 1, 2, 3 to 1, 3,2, etc.

Does exactly what it says and what I need it to do.