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Work the browser from the keyboard.
Practical guides on shortcuts, text expansion, macros, and automation — for the people who measure their day in saved minutes.
Vim inside Gmail: edit emails and forms without leaving the home row
Turn on in-field Vim and get NORMAL/INSERT/VISUAL editing — dw, ciw, dot-repeat — inside inputs, textareas, and the Gmail compose box.
Read →How to add custom keyboard shortcuts to any website
Most web apps ship almost no keyboard shortcuts. Here is how to map your own to any action, on any site, in a couple of minutes.
Read →Text expansion with variables and conditional logic
Snippets are just the start. Add variables, dropdown fields, and {{#if}} branches to send the right message every time.
Read →Record and replay clicks on a web page (no code)
Record a click sequence once, tune the timing, and replay the whole flow from a single key — no scripting required.
Read →Run custom JavaScript with a keyboard shortcut in Chrome
Bind your own JavaScript to a key and run it against the live page with full context — url, title, selection, and more.
Read →The SDR's guide to automating Salesforce data entry without coding
Deep-link into records, expand outreach templates, and move field data between tabs — the repetitive CRM work, automated.
Read →When you need macros, not just snippets
Text snippets stop where real automation begins. Here is how to tell which one your workflow actually needs.
Read →Beyond text expansion: what power users actually need
A look at the jobs a browser productivity tool has to cover once snippets are not enough.
Read →Vim keybindings for the whole web — and why they are free
Motions, link hints, a which-key leader menu, caret browsing, and in-field editing — the whole Vim layer, on every plan.
Read →Build a multi-step browser workflow: navigate, fill, submit in one key
Chain navigation, waits, clicks, fills, and scripts into a single sequence that runs end to end.
Read →Clipboard history + cross-tab transfer: the recruiter copy-paste killer
Capture fields on one page, paste them on another, and keep a history of everything you copied.
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