Things you would have needed the mouse for, now done faster and more ergonomic.
The default shortcut is Command Shift Space. A search bar will appear below the active window.
Type in the UI element's text. This will filter to show relevant UI elements.
You can skip searching altogether if you are selecting UI elements via labels.
The green target represents the currently focused UI element. If there are multiple search results, you can select another UI element via arrow keys or by typing its label while holding Shift.
You can right-click by pressing Shift Return. Perform Command-click (aka Open Link in New Tab) by pressing Command Return.
For some UI elements (e.g. icon buttons), it is not immediately obvious what the search query is. Press ? to reveal all searchable properties of the focused UI element. You can also hover your cursor over a UI element to call for the Tutor.
When search is disabled in Preferences, labels for all UI elements are always shown, and label-text can be typed without holding Shift. You can click more ergonomically by pressing Space instead of Return.
Made for those who ❤️ Vimium and Vimperator.
Homerow works with most native macOS apps and a growing set of non-native web-based apps.
Let's hear from users who love Homerow.
Just discovered @homerow_app, which allows you to use keyboard shortcuts for virtually anything on screen. I've wanted this forever! Excellent job @dexterleng
Want to reduce switching between keyboard and mouse? @dexterleng's apps Homerow and Keyboard Scroller are lovely. (MacOS)
check @homerow_app, if you are vim user and don't like navigating with a mouse. i've used vimium on browsers for the better part of 4 years now, and it's useful that we can do it on mac now!
Homerow is a one-time purchase. You get all the features in every plan.
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