KeyPilot

Browse the web with key-clicks. Activate hyperlinks with keyboard keys instead of mouse buttons.

Browse the web with the keyboard: hover over a link and press F to click it or press G to open it in a new background tab. This is called a key-click. Steer the cursor with the mouse as before but activate hyperlinks with keyboard keys instead of mouse buttons. A number of key actions are available beyond F and G for other functions, including controlling the current tab. Additional views reachable entirely by keyboard include an address-bar-style overlay for typing a URL or search (L), a history/launcher popover for revisiting recent pages, bookmarks, and Top Sites, and a Settings page for reviewing or remapping every shortcut, adjusting overlay appearance, and toggling optional features. All of these are extension pages/overlays rendered by KeyPilot; none of them replace Chrome's new-tab page or address bar.