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Free Chrome add-on: navigate pages with Vimium Vimium is a free, MIT-licensed Chrome extension for keyboard navigation. It works in the free desktop browser; this example needs no subscription or paid API. Install it from the official Chrome Web Store: chromewebstore.google.com On a normal web page, press `j` to scroll down. Press `f` to show short hints beside links, then type a hint to open one. Press `?` for the full shortcut list. A practical use is moving through documentation and opening a reference link without reaching for the mouse. Chrome does not allow extensions to run on the Web Store or new-tab page. Source: philc/vimium
Free Chrome extension: navigate pages with Vimium shortcuts Vimium is a free, open-source Chrome extension for keyboard navigation. It works on ordinary web pages, though Chrome prevents extensions from running on certain pages such as the Chrome Web Store. Install it from the official Chrome Web Store listing and review its permissions. Open a normal article page and press `j` to scroll down, `k` to scroll up, or `f` to display link hints. Press `?` to see its shortcut help. Chrome and Vimium are free for this workflow; no paid account or API is required. Official listing: chromewebstore.google.com Source and shortcuts: philc/vimium