Using your mac without the mouse(smartic.us)
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Using your mac without the mouse
http://smartic.us/2010/02/04/using-your-mac-without-the-mouse/
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I didn't like gleeBox, so I used Keyboard Navigation for Chrome. However I disliked that it searches for links on the whole page (scrolling to top if needed), but when you want to "click" a link with keyboard, you only want to search inside visible links, so I modified it a bit.
You can see a little demo here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3ZrUMzBoPI
(note that I changed ESC to focus to Ctrl+ESC in the latest revision)
I haven't packaged it as extension yet, so you'll have to install the original one first https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jdfpnijdiejbheba... then cd into the folder with this extension and pull changes from my fork: http://github.com/dchest/keyboard-navigation-for-chrome
You can see a little demo here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3ZrUMzBoPI
(note that I changed ESC to focus to Ctrl+ESC in the latest revision)
I haven't packaged it as extension yet, so you'll have to install the original one first https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jdfpnijdiejbheba... then cd into the folder with this extension and pull changes from my fork: http://github.com/dchest/keyboard-navigation-for-chrome
Site's down.
Among other things, you can define a grid on your screen and move/resize windows in to a given grid slot with keyboard shortcuts.
You notice how inefficient the mouse is for moving/resizing windows after using this. The effect is somewhat like xmonad on Linux, but less strict.