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tmux-fingers for the browser — keyboard-driven pattern selection Fingers — Keyboard Navigation for Everything (Not Just Links) Fingers brings tmux-style hint navigation to your browser—on any text, not just links. Scan pages for URLs, emails, file paths, numbers, dates, and custom patterns. Instantly jump, copy, or open them using simple keyboard hints. Built for developers and power users who prefer fast, keyboard-driven workflows. Key Features Pattern-Based Navigation Detects and highlights: URLs (including plain text) Emails and phone numbers File paths, hashes, numbers, dates Markdown links Instant Keyboard Hints Type a short hint to: Copy text instantly Open links without clicking Open on Select Hold Shift while selecting: URLs open in a new tab Emails and phone numbers open in the default app Custom Regex Support Define your own patterns such as: Jira tickets (ABC-123) Commit hashes Internal URLs and tools Lightweight and Fast Runs directly on the page with minimal overhead. How It Works Press Ctrl + , (or MacCtrl + ,) Hint labels appear on detected text Type the hint to select The result is copied or opened instantly Press Esc or q to exit. Perfect For Logs and console output Debugging dashboards Documentation pages Any text-heavy workflow Customization Toggle pattern types Customize highlight colors Enable or disable per site
Jun 16, 2026
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Media assets
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Has promo video
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
Keyword in name
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Keyword in description
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Keyword occurrences in description
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Category user-count percentile
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