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Quickly navigate GitHub issues and pull requests with keyboard shortcuts and filters Overview: Issue Navigator is a Chrome extension designed to enhance your GitHub experience by adding keybinds for seamless navigation between issues and pull requests. With customizable keyboard shortcuts and advanced filtering, it’s the perfect tool for maintainers, contributors, and anyone managing active repositories. Main features: Keybind Navigation: Easily navigate between issues and pull requests using keyboard shortcuts. Advanced Filtering: - Restrict results to the current page type (issues or pull requests) or include all types. - Filter by open or closed state. - Sort by creation or update date, as well as ascending or descending order, which are automatically fetched when changed on the issue pages. GitHub API Integration: Fully utilizes the GitHub API to fetch and display data. Local Data Storage: Uses Chrome storage to cache data locally, ensuring fast performance and data safety. GitHub Authentication: Authenticate with GitHub for increased API rate limits, allowing for more extensive usage. Why You’ll Love It: Save time skimming through issues without constant clicks and opening new tabs. Tailor navigation with filters that fit your workflow. Works out of the box (install and start navigating instantly!). Secure and lightweight: all data stays local.
Sep 11, 2025
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