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Adds first-page, last-page, and direct page-jump controls to GitHub pagination. Adds first-page, last-page, and jump-to-any-page controls to GitHub's numeric pagination. FEATURES • First page — one click on the |< button. • Last page — one click on the >| button, even when GitHub collapses distant page numbers. • Jump to any page — type a number and press Enter. Out-of-range pages are rejected. • Fixed pagination — optionally pin the paginator near the bottom of the viewport (toggle in the toolbar popup). BUILT FOR GITHUB • Works with current React and legacy pagination, including partial page navigation. • Supports ?page= and ?p= links and preserves all other URL parameters. • Uses GitHub's Primer design tokens — matches light, dark, and high-contrast themes automatically. • English and Chinese labels; keyboard accessible; respects reduced motion. PRIVACY • Only the "storage" permission, used solely to remember your preference. • No data collection, no tracking, no external requests. Runs only on github.com. Open any long GitHub list and jump straight to the page you need.
Sep 5, 2026
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