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Adds first-page, last-page, and direct page-jump controls to GitHub pagination. Adds first-page, last-page, and direct page-jump controls to every GitHub pagination. FEATURES • Jump to first page — the |< button on the left of the pagination. • Jump to last page — the >| button right after Next. • Direct page jump — type a page number and press Enter, or click the arrow inside the search-style box. HIGHLIGHTS • Works with GitHub's React pagination and legacy pagination. • Understands both ?page= and ?p= URL parameters and preserves the rest of the query string. • Correct last page even when distant page numbers are collapsed, using GitHub's declared total. • Adapts automatically to light/dark themes via GitHub's own Primer design tokens. • English and Chinese interface labels. • Keyboard accessible (Enter to jump, visible focus states) and respects prefers-reduced-motion. PRIVACY • No permissions requested beyond github.com. • No data collection, no tracking, no external requests. Install, open any long GitHub list (issues, pull requests, search results, repositories), and jump straight to the page you need.
Sep 2, 2026
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