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Create custom keyboard shortcuts and hotkeys for any action. Per-site rules, full export/import, no account, no tracking. Set up your own keyboard shortcuts for Chrome — and keep them. WHY THIS ONE • Installs with almost no permissions. Most shortcut extensions demand access to all your data on every website at install time. This one asks for nothing until you turn page shortcuts on — and you can revoke it any time. • Your settings are yours. Export everything to a file with one click, import it back on another machine. Every change is snapshotted, so a bad import is one click away from being undone. • It doesn't hijack your typing. Shortcuts stay out of the way while you are in a text field, a comment box, or a code editor — including inside web components and while using an IME. • No account. No sign-up. No analytics. No servers. Nothing leaves your browser. WHAT YOU CAN BIND Tabs — new, close, duplicate, pin, mute, reload, hard reload, next/previous, first/last, move left/right, close others, close to the right, copy URL, move to new window Windows — new window, new incognito window Navigation — back, forward, scroll to top, scroll to bottom Zoom — in, out, reset Other — reopen closed tab, bookmark this page, open a specific URL PER-SITE RULES Every shortcut can apply everywhere, only on the sites you list, or everywhere except the sites you list. Wildcards like *.example.com are supported. PRIVACY This extension collects nothing. There is no backend, no telemetry, and no third-party code. Your shortcuts are stored in Chrome's own sync storage so they follow your profile. Open an issue if something you need isn't bindable yet.
Aug 31, 2026
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