Website-scoped mappings
Create shortcuts that only work on the sites you choose. Your global shortcuts stay exactly as they are.
Your shortcuts,
on the websites
you use.
Create keyboard shortcuts for webpage actions without changing the shortcuts you already rely on.
Chrome macOS and Windows
Built for how you browse
Per-tab enablement
Turn shortcuts on for specific tabs and leave them off everywhere else.
Focused-tab safety
Only the focused, enabled tab responds, helping prevent accidental triggers.
Editable shortcuts
Map, edit, or remove shortcuts whenever your workflow changes.
Export and import
Back up your mappings or move them to another browser in a few clicks.
How It Works
- 1
Enable a tab
Turn on the extension for the tabs where you want shortcuts to work.
- 2
Map an action
Choose the webpage action and set the keyboard shortcut you want.
- 3
Use your shortcut
Press it on that site—only when the enabled tab is focused.
Useful wherever clicks repeat
Repetitive browser workflows
Trigger common webpage actions without reaching for the mouse.
ERP and internal tools
Speed up daily tasks in complex web apps without changing global shortcuts.
Data entry
Navigate, submit, and move between actions with a shortcut set that fits the task.
Navigation-heavy sites
Jump, search, and filter with shortcuts that follow how you work.
Personal workflow preferences
Make frequently used web actions easier to reach on macOS and Windows.
Local by design.
Your shortcuts and settings stay under your control. GodinApps does not operate a server that receives your mappings, browsing activity, selectors, or settings.
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- No advertising SDKs
- No remote code
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on Mac and Windows?
Yes. Browser Shortcut Helper works in Chrome on both macOS and Windows, with platform-appropriate shortcut display.
Do shortcuts work everywhere?
No. Mappings are scoped to the website where you create them and respond only in a focused tab you have enabled.
Where is my data stored?
Mappings and settings use Chrome Storage Sync. Temporary enabled-tab identifiers use Chrome session storage.
What happens when I uninstall?
Uninstalling removes local extension data. You can also clear synchronized extension data through your Google Chrome account where applicable.
Need help?
Questions about setup, shortcuts, or privacy? We’re here.