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Automatically or manually (Ctrl+Shift+E) focuses the first input field on webpages, with a customizable list of auto-focus sites. Choose which sites you want to automatically focus on the first text field. Manually focus on the first text field with Ctrl+Shift+E. Useful for keyboard users when the website doesn't use autofocus the cursor on the login, two-factor auth, search text boxes and others. It's annoying to type in a 2FA code only to realise the field wasn't focused and it has to be typed in again. Supports multiple text box types: text, textarea, email, password, tel, number, search and url. When there is no text box, the first input of any kind is focused. - Use on Amazon.com, youtube.com, facebook.com, binance.com and others Install Notes: - To have it automatically set the focus for a website: right click on the background, Click on Extensions > Add site to Force Field Focus - More options: Click Extensions icon (top right) > Force Field Focus - Default Shortcut Key: Ctrl+Shift+E this can be changed in Extensions > Manage Extensions > Keyboard Shortcuts 8.4kB package size.
Aug 3, 2026
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