Media
2 items
Description
vim style keyboard navigation for the web the better way to navigate the web 🪝 nav - vim style keyboard navigation for the web NOTE: Google does not allow nav to run on the Chrome Web Store page or the Chrome New Tab page by design. Unfortunately, this restriction is enforced by Chrome and cannot be bypassed. NOTE: Chrome may display strong or alarming permission warnings when installing nav. These permissions are required so nav’s JavaScript can run on web pages and provide keyboard navigation features. nav does not collect, store, or transmit any of your data, and it does not communicate with external servers. Everything runs locally in your browser. If you're curious, the source code is fully open and available to review. Take full control of your browser with nav — a fast, fully configurable extension that transforms the way you move through the web. Stop reaching for your mouse. Scroll, switch tabs, open links, search pages, copy URLs, and navigate history — all from your keyboard. nav is built for speed, precision, and flow, giving you a smoother and more focused browsing experience. Designed to stay lightweight yet powerful, nav adapts to your workflow with customizable hotkeys, URL-based rules, and fully adjustable hint styling. Key Features: ⚡️ Fast & Lightweight ⌨️ Vim-Style Keyboard Navigation 🔎 In-Page Find Mode 🔗 Smart Link Hints 🖼️ Image Hints & Yank Actions 📋 Clipboard Actions (Links, Images, Tab URLs) 🗂️ Tab & History Navigation 🧩 URL-Based Site Rules 🎨 Customizable Hint Styling 🛠️ Fully Configurable Hotkeys Keyboard-First Browsing, Reimagined nav brings Vim-inspired navigation to your browser — without getting in your way. Every interaction is designed to be fast, predictable, and repeatable. You can repeat most actions by prepending a number before the command. 5j scroll down 5 times 3d scroll down half a page 3 times 2J move left two tabs All bindings are fully configurable in the options page. Modifier keys are specified as `<c-x>`, `<m-x>`, and `<a-x>` for ctrl+x, meta+x, and alt+x respectively. For shift+x and ctrl-shift-x, just type `X` and `<c-X>`. Navigating the Current Page: h scroll left j scroll down k scroll up l scroll right gg scroll to top of page G scroll to bottom of page d scroll down half a page u scroll up half a page Using Hints: f open hinted target in current tab F open hinted target in new tab <a-f> right click hinted target Tab Actions: t create new tab x close current tab r reload page R hard reload page J focus previous tab K focus next tab g0 go to first tab g$ go to last tab << move current tab left >> move current tab right X restore closed tab ^ visit previous tab yt duplicate current tab yo duplicate current tab from origin W move current tab to a new window Unbound Tab Actions: close other tabs close tabs to the left close tabs to the right Clipboard Actions: yl copy hinted link URL yi copy hinted image yI copy hinted image URL yy copy current tab URL yc copy clean current tab URL History and Pagination: H go back in history L go forward in history [ follow previous page link ] follow next page link Address Bar: o open bar for current tab O open bar for new tab ge edit current tab URL in bar Find Mode: / enter find mode n next match N previous match Watch Mode: w enter watch mode f toggle fullscreen e toggle play/pause l toggle loop m toggle mute c toggle captions