Options for Web Search Navigator

General settings

Wrap around when navigating before/after the first/last search result

Focus on first search result automatically after the page loads

Google specific settings

Include cards (top stories, twitter, videos) in regular Google search page

Include Places in regular Google search page

Include WorldBrain's Memex extension results in Google search page

Keybindings

Help

All keybindings should be specified in Mousetrap format. Examples:

a
z y
ctrl+a
command+a
a, ctrl+b, z y, command+c - multiple shortcuts that will be treated equivalently

Special keys names: backspace, tab, clear, enter, return, esc, escape, space, up, down, left, right, home, end, pageup, pagedown, del, delete, and f1 through f19. In order to disable a keybinding, delete its keybinding in the textbox. Note that not all search engines support all the keybindings.

Common actions

Next search result

Previous search result

Open

Open in a new background tab

Open in a new window/tab

Focus search box

Copy URL of focus

Results filtering

Turn off filter (show all results)

Filter results by past hour

Filter results by past 24 hours

Filter results by past week

Filter results by past month

Filter results by past year

Toggle sort by date/relevance

Toggle verbatim search

Filter image results by large size

Filter image results by medium size

Filter image results by icon size

Google and Startpage

Go to All (= default search tab)

Go to Images

Go to Videos

Go to Maps

Go to News

Go to Shopping

Go to Books

Go to Flights

Go to Financial

EXPERIMENTAL: Alternative search engines

Help

There is experimental support for using this extension in the websites below. Note that some features are still buggy in certain websites. You can enable or disable the extension of these websites at any time by clicking on the checkboxes. When you enable a website, the browser will prompt you for additional permissions which are needed to be able to run this extension on that website.

Enable on Brave Search

Enable on Startpage

Enable on YouTube

Enable on Google Scholar

Enable on Amazon

Enable on Github

Enable on Gitlab

Enable on custom Gitlab

Appearance

Hide outline on selected search result

EXPERIMENTAL: Custom CSS

You can set custom CSS rules to change how the focused search results are highlighted. The textarea below contains the default CSS rules. If you want to reset the CSS to the defaults, set the textarea content to an empty string and save.

Edit CSS rules

Advanced

This option can be used as a workaround for some websites.

Delay extension initialization in milliseconds

Simulate middle click when opening in a new background tab

Custom Gitlab URL regex

Define private Gitlab URL regex. Default is ^https://(www\.)?.*git.*\.