Quick Link Finder

Chrome-equivalent of Firefox's quick find (links only). You can search and click a link in a web page without using a mouse.

What is Quick Link Finder?

Quick Link Finder is a Chrome extension that allows users to search and click links in web pages without using a mouse. It is the Chrome-equivalent of Firefox's quick find (links only). The extension provides a convenient way to navigate through links on a webpage by using a simple keyboard shortcut. It also includes features like excluding specific websites, customization options for link highlight color, and the ability to open links in new tabs using a keyboard shortcut. Give it a try and streamline your browsing experience!

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Extension stats

By: js extensions

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Users: 130 ▲ 1

Rating: 4.22 (9)

Version: 1.3.11 (Last updated: 2019-02-21)

Creation date: 2019-02-20

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
storage

Size: 1.84M

Email: te*****@gmail.com

URLs: Privacy policy

Ranking

# 63506 ▲ 1096

Other rankings

#5881 in Tools ▼ 50 #280 in finder keyword 28 ▲ 20

Other platforms

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Description: You can search and click a link in a web page without using a mouse. Chrome-equivalent of Firefox's quick find (links only).

How to Use:

- type a single quote ( ' ) to start search for a link in a web page

- hit Enter to click a highlighted link 

- (or hit Tab to navigate among the matched links)

- ESC to close the search field 

- (or it automatically closes itself after 5 sec. of inactivity)

User reviews

Works very well but the UI for showing the "search box" is too small (in height) for me. Otherwise it works fine.

Peter Theill, 2014-05-09

Interferes with Google Docs. Add ability to blacklist websites

Barron Roth, 2013-11-12

It's great, except it interferes with the latest Outlook Webmail (OutlookWebApp), so every time I use a contraction, it opens up the search interface. That has made writing emails a very stress-inducing activity.