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Arrow keys for Instagram carousels and posts, plus a video seek bar with 1.5×/2× speed. Instagram carousel posts hold up to twenty photos, but the keyboard cannot reach them. In the feed the arrow keys do nothing at all; in the post view they jump to the next post instead of the next photo. PulseInsta fixes exactly that. • Press → to move to the next photo in a carousel, ← to go back. • Press ↓ and ↑ to move to the next or previous post without touching the mouse. • A small counter shows where you are — "3 / 7" — so you know how much is left. • Works in the feed, on individual post pages, and in the pop-up post view on profiles. • Hold Shift with an arrow key to use Instagram's own post-to-post navigation. • Instagram videos get a proper progress bar, so you can skip to any moment instead of watching from the start — with the elapsed and total time shown. • Play videos at 1×, 1.25×, 1.5× or 2× — one button cycles through and back to normal. Your choice is remembered for the next video. • Stories are left completely untouched. Turn the up/down keys off if you would rather scroll normally, and choose which post responds to the keys: the one under your cursor, the one filling most of your screen, or let the extension decide. You can also turn off the counter, reverse the direction of the keys, or switch the whole thing off from the toolbar. PulseInsta does not ask you to sign in, does not read your posts or messages, and does not send anything anywhere. It runs only on instagram.com.
Aug 28, 2026
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