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Use the arrow keys to go to the previous page or the next page, support common websites such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc. Arrow Navigation adds simple keyboard pagination to websites that do not already support it. Use the left arrow key to go to the previous page, and the right arrow key to go to the next page. It is designed for search results, forums, documentation pages, product lists, reading pages, and other paginated websites. What it does: - Navigate to the previous or next page with arrow keys - Detect common pagination links such as Previous, Next, Prev, and Next page - Support known website rules for more reliable navigation - Support rel="next" and rel="prev" links when pages provide them - Recognize pagination labels across multiple languages - Respect right-to-left pages where visual navigation direction may be different - Let you disable the extension for the current website - Show navigation diagnostics in the popup - Let you request support for the current website when pagination is not detected Arrow Navigation is built to stay out of your way. It does not take over arrow keys while you are typing in input fields, text areas, select boxes, or editable content. If a website already uses arrow keys in a way you prefer, you can turn Arrow Navigation off for that host from the extension popup. The extension includes built-in pagination rules and can also use remote configuration updates to improve support for more websites over time. If a site is not supported yet in your own network environment, click the request support button in the extension popup. Support can be added as fast as within 24 hours. Privacy note: Arrow Navigation checks pagination candidates inside the current page. It does not need to send page content to an external service for normal navigation. Information is only submitted when you actively send feedback or request support for a website. Arrow Navigation is a focused utility: it does one thing, keeps it simple, and helps you browse paginated pages with fewer clicks.