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Navigation assistant for Kiosk mode. Nav-Nav is a lightweight, premium Chrome extension designed for kiosk mode, dashboards, and touch-screen environments. It provides a simple floating navigation menu that lets users switch between their most-used web applications and dashboards with a single click. Key Features Floating Navigation Portal A sleek, persistent button that stays available on any website, giving you instant access to your saved shortcuts without leaving the current page. In-Menu Management Add, remove, and organize your saved URLs directly from the floating menu. There's no need to navigate through complex settings pages, making it ideal for kiosk and touch-screen setups. Customizable Positioning Place the navigation button in the corner that works best for your workflow: top left, top right, bottom left, or bottom right. Premium User Experience Built with a modern glass-inspired design and smooth animations that feel natural and responsive on any display. Privacy-First All shortcuts and settings are stored locally in your browser. Your data never leaves your device. Ideal For Raspberry Pi Kiosks Quickly switch between applications such as Home Assistant, OctoPrint, Grafana, and other web-based tools from a single display. Digital Signage Move seamlessly between content feeds, dashboards, and management interfaces. Productivity Workflows Keep your most important tools and websites just one click away, wherever you are on the web. Simplify your kiosk experience with Nav-Nav — the navigation layer that stays exactly where you need it.
Jun 23, 2026
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