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Show hint labels with Alt+F and click any page element using only the keyboard. Web Clicker lets you click any interactive element on a page using only the keyboard. Press a shortcut to overlay a short label on every interactive element, then type the label to activate it. No more reaching for the mouse — links, buttons, inputs, selects, and other controls are all reachable from the home row. FEATURES • Overlay short hint labels on every clickable element with a single shortcut • Type the label to activate — auto-activates the moment one match remains • Works on links, buttons, inputs, selects, textareas, tabindex, and contenteditable elements • Activating focuses text fields, selects, and editable elements; links, buttons, and checkbox/radio inputs are clicked • Skips occluded elements (behind modals, sticky headers) and pointer-events:none elements • Shadow DOM isolation keeps it from interfering with the page's own styles SHORTCUTS • Toggle hint mode: Alt+F • Filter by label: type a–z (auto-activates on a single match) • Delete last character: Backspace • Cancel: Esc • Scrolling automatically exits hint mode You can rebind the shortcut at chrome://extensions/shortcuts NOTES • Hint mode does not work on chrome://, chrome-extension://, the Web Store, or view-source: pages, because Chrome blocks content scripts there. PRIVACY Web Clicker does not collect or transmit any data. It makes no network requests and requests no permissions.
Jun 29, 2026
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