Search the current site
A toolbar button to search all pages of any website using Google.
Find text or links as you type
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Type-ahead-find [1] is an accessibility feature to search links and text faster on a webpage. How to use it:
* Start writing (or press /) to start text search.
* Press ' to search only links.
* Change option "direct search state" to set the default search policy (text, links or disabled).
* Use (Shift+)F3 or (Shift+)Control+G or Alt+N/P to switch between matches.
* Use F4 to toggle matching mode (text/links) once the search is active.
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Been using this for years. Thank you!
Using it almost since chrome got out. The best keyboard navigation extension available. Very fast selection and execution of the links.
Works perfectly, amazing time saver.
Updated on March 27, 2025, yay!
Works well ! Please add an option to use "ENTER" just like with the "find" command instead of allowing "ENTER" to click on links.
I love the functionality. However, it appears to break text boxes since Chrome 61 (or so). Selecting the text in a text box and typing causes the first character to replace the text in the box, but then the cursor jumps to the beginning and the rest is typed in the wrong order.
Does the job BUT does not work when typing Chinese, at least not when using Windows 10's built-in IME. This is one of the very few features I'm missing since my recent switch from Fire-bloat-fox.
It vanishes when I right-click a link. Extremely inconvenient. Otherwise a step in the right direction.
Really good was not exactly what I was looking for, actually this is better than I was thinking of. Can not fault it. tip to all use alt gr + n to change through the search results. This plugin is like gold as a web analyst. Can not thanks tokland enough and all involved in its creation.
I can't for the life of my understand why this isn't default behavior in every browser.