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Quick LeetCode problem search with Alt+L - minimal, fast, and clean interface LeetJump — Instant LeetCode Problem Navigation Search and open any LeetCode problem from a keyboard shortcut, on any webpage. Press Alt+L, type a number or title, hit Enter. SEARCH - By problem number ("1" → Two Sum) or title ("binary tree" → matching problems) - Slash commands for quick actions — type / to see what's available (problem of the day, random problem, and more) KEYBOARD-FIRST - Alt+L opens the search from any site - Arrow keys to navigate, Enter to open, Escape to close - No mouse required for any of it SOLVED / ATTEMPTED STATUS - See your solved and attempted status inline for every problem, synced from your LeetCode account - Filter the list down to just what you've solved, attempted, or opened recently OFFLINE-FIRST - 4,000+ problems cached locally in IndexedDB — search works without a network request - Syncs new problems and your status in the background OTHER DETAILS - Dark/light theme - Difficulty indicators and premium-problem markers - Recent history (last 10 problems opened) WHY LEETJUMP Built for people who solve LeetCode problems regularly and are tired of clicking through the site's own search to get anywhere. One shortcut, one search, done. Useful for interview prep, daily challenge solving, contest practice, and general algorithm review. PRIVACY No analytics, no tracking, no third-party services. Everything is stored locally in your browser. Minimal permissions. Source is on GitHub. Built with TypeScript, React, WXT, and Tailwind.
Aug 23, 2026
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