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Lets you click any element on a webpage using a keyboard shortcut you choose. KeyClick lets you click any element on a webpage using a keyboard shortcut you choose — no more hunting with the mouse for buttons, links, or "Next" controls. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the KeyClick icon and select "+ New item." 2. Hover over the page — elements get highlighted in green — then click the one you want (e.g. a "Next" or "Submit" button). You can move the picker panel by dragging its header if it's ever in the way. 3. Name it, choose Single key or Key combo, click the shortcut field, and press the key(s) you want. 4. Save. From then on, pressing that key clicks the element automatically, as long as it still exists on the page. MANAGE YOUR SHORTCUTS - The popup lists every saved shortcut. Rename items inline, tap "Edit key" to reassign the key or re-pick the element, or delete entries you no longer need. - Advanced settings let you adjust the delay that prevents accidental double-triggers, choose whether new shortcuts fire while a text field is focused, back up or restore all your shortcuts as a file, and reset everything if needed. WORKS ON ANY SITE Shortcuts aren't limited to one page — set one up wherever you need it. KeyClick is available in 52 languages and follows your browser's display language automatically. All data is stored locally on your device — nothing is sent anywhere.
Aug 12, 2026
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