grep-click: type button text to click
Overview
grep-click: type button text to click is a Chrome extension developed by grep-click-studios.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of grep-click: type button text to click is 1.3.2, updated on 2017-03-27.
87 users have installed this extension.
4 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
More browse, less mouse. Navigate chrome by typing text of buttons on the page
Grep-click allows you to click buttons and links by inputting text; just type in the text of the thing you want to click. Inspired by Chrome’s native command-f functionality, which highlights results of a text search, grep-click implements this same pattern:
1. Type your search into the input field
2. Tab between results on the page, all of which will be clickable elements
3. Click on the desired element by pressing enter
4. Repeat!
Note that searching for the colon character only, “:”, will allow you to to find all input fields on the page.
With grep-click, you add speed and simplicity to your browsing behavior. Minimize the amount you need to reach for the mouse for a definite boost in productivity!
Grep click can be opened with the following keyboard shortcuts:
Mac & Windows: Alt+Shift+P
Linux: Ctrl+Shift+K
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2020-04-07
Hello Eric, |
2019-08-16
A little counter-intuitive at first but, once learned, achieves exactly what I was looking for. Time saved! |
2022-05-15
Terrible for me at least i tried to search and click on inputs flow-btn/flow-btn from the text and nothing happenned only works on some links at google search unfortunately not on any text or element you should remove that from the description of the extension is misleading people. |
2022-05-15
Terrible for me at least i tried to search and click on inputs flow-btn/flow-btn from the text and nothing happenned only works on some links at google search unfortunately not on any text or element you should remove that from the description of the extension is misleading people. |
2020-04-07
Hello Eric, |