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Keyboard shortcuts for every video site — speed boost, play, seek, volume, and video screenshots ⌨️⚡️ ⚡ Stop reaching for the mouse. Tubkeys gives every video site one set of keyboard shortcuts — so the keys already in your muscle memory just work, everywhere. 🎬 Watching a lecture on Udemy, a tutorial on Vimeo, a documentary on some random site? The same familiar keys control the player: play/pause, seek, volume, fullscreen, mute, and jump-to-percent. ✨ Its standout trick: hold Option (Mac) / Alt (PC) to speed through the slow parts, then release to snap right back to normal speed. Works on every site — including YouTube. 📸 New: press Option + S (Mac) / Alt + S (PC) to screenshot the video at full resolution — playing or paused. Pause on the exact frame you want (a chart, a slide, a recipe step) and grab it as a PNG: saved to Downloads, copied to your clipboard, or both — your choice. ⌨️ The full set of shortcuts: • Hold Option (Mac) / Alt (PC) — temporary speed boost, release to return to normal • Option + Shift + ← / → (Mac) or Alt + Shift + ← / → (PC) — cycle through your speed presets • Option + S (Mac) / Alt + S (PC) — screenshot the current frame • Space — play / pause • ← / → — seek backward / forward • 0–9 — jump to the start or 10%–90% of the video • ↑ / ↓ — volume up / down • f — fullscreen • m — mute / unmute 🎛️ A handy side panel lists every shortcut, sets your boost speed and screenshot destination — and the shortcuts keep working even while the panel is focused. 🙈 On sites with strong native shortcuts — like YouTube — the standard playback keys politely step aside so the site's own shortcuts win, while the signature speed boost, speed cycle, and screenshot keep working everywhere. 🔒 No account, no tracking, no fuss. Tubkeys only asks for storage (to remember your settings) and downloads (to save your captured PNGs into your Downloads folder) — and never collects your data.