Search Box Focus

AutoFocus Cursor

Automatically set the focus to a search text box when the page loads You no longer have to manually click a text box before searching! Useful on websites where searching is the first thing you want to do (ex. Amazon). Your cursor will automatically be placed in the first visible text box once the website loads. Be sure to "pin" this to the URL bar to adjust settings (specifically, which sites it should be disabled on).

SearchBar

Focus on the search bar in web pages by pressing the '/' key. Enhance Your Web Experience with the SearchBar Extension Transform Your Browsing with a Simple Key Press The SearchBar extension is a nifty tool designed to significantly streamline your online browsing experience. Its core functionality lies in its ability to instantly focus the search bar on any website with a single keystroke. By pressing the '/' key, this extension eliminates the need for multiple clicks or manual navigation to a website's search field, thereby saving time and enhancing your browsing efficiency. Why Should You Install the SearchBar Extension? Instant Search Bar Access: With just a press of the '/' key, you can immediately jump to the search bar of any website. This feature is incredibly useful for frequent searchers and enhances productivity by reducing repetitive actions. User-Friendly Experience: The extension is designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind. It requires no complex setup or configuration – just install it, and it's ready to use. Customizable to Your Browsing Needs: Understanding that user needs vary, the SearchBar extension includes a toggle feature. This allows you to enable or disable the shortcut as per your browsing requirements, giving you complete control over its functionality. Seamless Integration: The extension integrates smoothly into your browser without disrupting your usual workflow. It works quietly in the background, activating only when you need it. Safe and Secure: Designed with a focus on privacy and security, the extension does not collect personal data or browsing history. It simply improves your browsing experience without compromising your online privacy. Free and Open-Source: As an open-source tool, it invites collaboration and improvement from the community, ensuring the extension stays up-to-date and aligned with user needs. Ideal for Power Users and Casual Browsers Alike Whether you're a power user who spends hours browsing the web or someone who uses the internet occasionally, the SearchBar extension is tailored to make your life easier. It's particularly beneficial for: Researchers and students who frequently use search functions for academic purposes. Professionals who need to quickly navigate through various websites and databases. Casual browsers looking for a more efficient and streamlined internet experience. Installation and Use Installing the SearchBar extension is straightforward. It's available on the Chrome Web Store and can be added to your browser with just a few clicks. Once installed, it operates automatically – no further action is required from you. Simply press '/' on any webpage to focus on the search bar instantly. The SearchBar extension is more than just a tool – it's an enhancement to your daily browsing that promotes efficiency and ease of use. By reducing the steps required to search, it allows you to focus more on what matters – the content you are searching for. Install the SearchBar extension today and experience a more fluid, efficient, and productive browsing experience!

Slash to search

Jump to the search box on any website by pressing the forward slash key on your keyboard. This extension lets you jump to the search box on websites by pressing the forward slash '/' key. It also lets you choose to jump to the search box automatically when a website loads; an option ideal for YouTube and Jumia. By default, it's configured to automatically jump to search on some popular e-commerce sites (Aliexpress, Amazon, Jumia, Konga) and YouTube. There are some sites on which this extension won't work by default: type A sites, where the search box is hidden until you click on a search icon. And type B sites where there's no search icon, but the extension doesn't jump to the search box as expected. To set up this extension to work properly for type A sites, right click on the search icon that reveals the search box and select "add this search trigger" from the menu. After this, the extension will function properly on the site. To set up for type B sites, right click on the search box and select "add this search box". After that, the extension will function properly.

Keyboard Shortcuts for Websites

Define keyboard shortcuts for actions of websites you use frequently With Keyboard Shortcuts for Websites, you can define custom keyboard shortcuts for certain actions of websites you use frequently. You can also export your custom shortcuts and share them with your friends or your teammates. Version 1.7 - Name changed from "In-site Shortkeys" to "Keyboard Shortcuts for Websites" - Script shortcuts functionality removed - Prevent on input focus option added for individual shortcuts too. Notice: - It works only on websites. - Shortcuts would trigger just when the focus is on the site itself. - You need to trigger shortcuts on which page you define otherwise it will not find the target elements of its steps. - You can't override some browser-reserved keyboard shortcuts. - Because of new policies, it's impossible to inject Javascript codes and run it on a website, so I decided to remove the functionality of adding shortcuts for executing scripts that was available on the previous version. - The name of the extension changed from "In-site Shortcuts" to "Keyboard Shortcuts for Websites" since v1.7 Because of the special event handling in some sites, This extension may not work properly, but we will continue to improve features and fix bugs. For keyboard lovers and mouse haters 😄