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Jump straight to any page number in a paginated URL. For sites sorted by date with no date filter. Some sites are sorted by date but give you no way to filter by one. The page number is the only coordinate you have — and the site's own pager shows a narrow window around wherever you are. Page 95 to 105, out of 2,266. Getting anywhere means editing the address by hand, over and over. Page Jump reads the page number out of the address bar and lets you change it. DRIFT, DON'T TYPE Six buttons step you back and forward by amounts you choose. The work is usually "go earlier until the dates look right" rather than "go to page 412", so relative jumps come first — but you can type an absolute page too. SIZES THAT FIT THE SITE Set your own steps. Fives and twenty-fives suit a forum thread; two-fifties suit an archive with thousands of pages. The keyboard step is separate, because the key you press constantly may want a different size to the buttons you aim at. KEYBOARD FIRST Alt+Shift+Left and Alt+Shift+Right step without opening anything. Alt+Shift+J opens the panel. UNDERSTANDS HOW SITES PAGINATE /page/N · /page-N · ?page=N · ?p=N · ?pg=N · ?pageNumber=N · ?pageIndex=N · ?start=N · ?offset=N · and a bare trailing /N Offset-based URLs count rows rather than pages, so a "+1 page" step needs the page size. Page Jump reads that from the address when the site states it (?start=250&rows=25) and only infers when it doesn't — so a step means the same thing everywhere. IT DOES VERY LITTLE, ON PURPOSE One permission: activeTab, granted only for the tab you're on, only when you click the icon or press the shortcut. It reads the address, changes a number, navigates. It never reads page content, never sees any other tab, and makes no network requests of any kind. Nothing is collected, nothing is sent, nothing leaves your computer. Built by KP.Media because I got tired of retyping URLs.