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Web Search Navigator
Web Search Navigator adds keyboard shortcuts to Google, YouTube, GitHub, Amazon, and other sites, with support listed for major browsers.
About Web Search Navigator
Web Search Navigator is an open-source browser extension that adds configurable keyboard shortcuts for navigating Google search results, with optional support for YouTube, GitHub, Amazon, Startpage, Brave Search, Google Scholar, GitLab, and other sites. It is compatible with Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, with experimental Safari support available. Shortcuts enable users to select, open, and navigate search results, switch between Google search tabs (images, news, maps, etc.), filter results by time range, and toggle result sort order. All shortcuts are customizable, settings sync via the user's browser profile, and users can apply custom CSS to adjust the appearance of highlighted results.
Key features
- Customizable keyboard shortcuts for Google search result navigation
- Optional support for YouTube, GitHub, Amazon, and other sites
- Shortcuts to switch between Google search result tabs
- Time range filtering and sort toggle shortcuts for Google results
- Custom CSS support for styling highlighted search results
- Cross-browser support for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge
Best for: Power users of Google search and supported platforms like YouTube, GitHub, and Amazon who prefer keyboard-driven navigation.
Good for
- Open-source codebase available for public review
- Lightweight extension design with minimal performance impact
- Optional site permissions only granted when explicitly enabled
Watch out for
- Safari support is experimental and not yet packaged for distribution
- Optional site shortcuts require manual enabling in extension settings
- Tab navigation shortcuts only work when the target tab is visible
Web Search Navigator at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Firefox Extensions
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Web Search Navigator FAQ
Which browsers are compatible with Web Search Navigator?
Chrome, Firefox, and Edge are fully supported; Safari has experimental, best-effort support.
Do I need to grant permissions for optional supported sites by default?
No, permissions for optional sites like YouTube and GitHub are only requested when you enable them in settings.
Can I change the default keyboard shortcuts?
Yes, all default shortcuts can be customized via the extension's options page.
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