Keyboard Start Page

Open your favorite websites with one key, on the new tab page or from any page with a shortcut.

Keyboard Start Page replaces your new tab page with a keyboard. Give each key a website, then press the key to open it. Every key you see is a key you can press. Press G for Google, Y for YouTube, or whatever you choose. You can also click a key, just like a link. FEATURES • Add a link by clicking an empty key, or by dragging a link onto it. Give keys an optional short name. • Open links with a key press, or click them like any link: Ctrl/⌘ + click or middle click opens a new tab, Shift + click opens a new window. • Open your links from any website: hold a shortcut prefix of your choice (for example Alt) and press a key. This is optional and off by default. • Toolbar button: open the keyboard over any page, and add the page you're on to an empty key. • Light and dark themes, a custom background color, or your own wallpaper. • Edit, add and remove many links at once in settings, and back up or restore them. • Your links sync across your computers through your Chrome account. TIP Chrome puts the cursor in the address bar on every new tab. Press Tab or click the page before pressing a key, or turn on "Focus the page on new tabs" in settings. PRIVACY No tracking and no data collection. Your links and settings stay in your Chrome account. Access to websites is only requested if you turn on shortcuts on websites, and is only used to listen for that shortcut. More information: https://github.com/gyli/KeyboardStartPage Privacy policy: https://github.com/gyli/KeyboardStartPage/blob/master/PRIVACYPOLICY.md