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ArrowKeys For Search

Navigate conveniently with arrow keys through search results of various search engines. Pages like Google or Ecosia are supported. ArrowKeys For Search is a browser extension for various search engines. While searching on the web, you can navigate through the corresponding search results conveniently via the arrow keys. It's also possible to return to the searchbar via those keys. With Enter a result can be 'clicked', if selected. --- Features --- customize the selection border in simple or custom css mode navigate through the results with up and down arrow keys press enter to open desired result navigate back to the searchbar with arrowup

Enhanced Smooth Scroll

Advanced smooth scrolling with dynamic acceleration and natural feel This extension attempts to recreate the beloved smooth scrolling experience from Chrome's retired "windows-scrolling-behavior" flag. This extension brings back the natural, fluid scrolling that many users miss. This extension is still not perfect, and on some websites, namely YouTube, it doesn't perform that well. That's why there is an easy option to disable it for the current site in the extension popup.

ScrollAnywhere

Drag scrollbar with your middle mouse button anywhere on the page. Supports also "grab and drag" style. NOTE: ScrollAnywhere doesn't work on THIS page (all extensions are disabled on "Chrome Web Store" page due to internal security) Scroll Anywhere enables you to drag scrollbar with your middle / right / left mouse button without touching a scrollbar. Just hold the middle button and move mouse up-down or left-right. You can also change the behavior to simple "grab and drag" style. Features: - Momentum allows you to throw page to scroll it faster (just like on your phone) - Middle / Right / Left mouse buttons are supported, see the Options page - Customize scrollbars - make them thinner, change color or hide - Auto-disable on specified domains / sub-domains - Grab and drag scroll like on your phone - Multiplier to speed-up or slow down - On key down enable / disable - Custom scrolling cursor Contribution: - I'm full-time extension developer and your donations is my only income. There are no ads in my extensions! - Please support my work by: - Buy me a coffee - https://ko-fi.com/fastaddons - PayPal donation - https://paypal.me/fastaddons/ - Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/fastaddons Thank you! :) Your donation will help me keep this extension working in future versions of Chrome! Known issues: - does not work on https://chrome.google.com/webstore/ (blocked by Chrome) - does not work on browser specific pages like "chrome://extensions" (blocked by Chrome) - does not work on other extensions pages like options page of some addon (blocked by Chrome) - in Linux right click (context menu) cannot be canceled so only middle button is working correctly Recently added features: - The list of changes in last versions is available here: https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/scroll_anywhere/versions/

WordBlock

A web3 note-taking tool built for open and interactive block reference Word block is a web3 note-taking tool built for open and interactive block reference. There are some inspirations for me to build wordblock: (To summarize ahead i want to build a tool for thoughts that enables public block reference and semantic search) - Fragmented knowledge takeaway by attention 👀 Reading is a huge activity in which we consume information, but it has been heavy since we let the brain take(memory) too many things. I need a "container" to carry the fragmented knowledge i have from reading, specifically the highlights and memos. The "container*" should represent the context (at what time\from where\i consume\what information) *In the theory of publishing, framing (encapsulation) is used to support the subsequent filtering (classification & search), amplification (propagation) and models (value distribution). This block-building writing experience is classic in some note-taking tools like roamresearch, I'm a big beneficiary of it. Generally speaking, I write in block units and every block has its unique ID, so when i write an article i can combine those blocks with context ——we call it "block reference". So, you will see an article from a bunch of static text to "a chain of blocks" with their individual context.