About this extension

Many screen readers like JAWS or NVDA have shortcuts to bring up a list of
landmarks, headings or links. This browser extension provides the same
functionality without requiring a screen reader.

This is mainly useful for two audiences:

Sighted web developers who want to get a feeling for how blind users might experience their content.
Sighted users who like this kind of navigation.

Usage

Pressing Ctrl+Shift+7 brings up a dialog. You can use the up/down arrow keys to select a list. With the tab key you can switch to the actual list and navigate
it with arrow keys.

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Release notes for 2.0.0

- switch to manifest v3
- require less permissions (`activeTab` instead of `<all_urls>`)

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