Surfingkeys for Chrome

With the VIM editor as an inspiration source, Surfingkeys for Chrome helps users navigate the web without using the mouse. The extension comes as a tribute for VIM, but it's also for EMACS fans, as well as for regular folks out there who want to use keyboard shortcuts to browse the web. VIM editor is an advanced text editor and more than that. It is configurable and has the purpose of providing efficient text editing and code editing. EMACS, also, is another powerful text editor with lots of commands that help users compose, process, and save texts, write emails, write code, and many more.

But, Surfingkeys is something else, so let's not get too deep into VIM and EMACS. Surfingkeys offers users a straightforward way to navigate the Internet using only keyboard shortcuts. That's its primary purpose. Let's say that you want to browse the Internet without using the mouse. Usually, you couldn't do that using the browsers' regular shortcuts. With this application, keyboard-based navigation is possible and easy to conduct.

Surfingkeys for Chrome also comes with some additional functions besides allowing users to navigate using only shortcuts. It comes with a Markdown preview feature that permits you to read your documents inside the extension. You can even open the built-in VIM editor in the app to edit the Markdown texts. Surfingkeys also comes with its own PDF viewer. Adding these two extra features to the keyboard-based navigation of the web, and I can say that this extension is interesting, undoubtedly. Also, it works well. It has a clean interface, and even if you're a newbie at VIM editing, EMACS, or Markdown, you can still use Surfingkeys as your primary keyboard-based navigation app. The Help section shows everything a user needs to know to use the extension.