QuickFire by MuteDeck — Martijn Smit

Click any element on any webpage with a keyboard shortcut.

QuickFire lets you create custom keyboard shortcuts that click buttons, links, and interactive elements on any website. Each shortcut is scoped to a specific site by default.

Key Features

• Works on any website, with any clickable element
• Target elements by text content, aria-label, or CSS selector
• Live preview highlights matching elements as you configure
• Site-specific shortcuts via URL patterns
• Shortcuts sync across all your Chrome devices via Chrome sync
• Lightweight; zero impact on browsing performance when idle

Use Cases

• Video conferencing apps (mute/unmute, camera, screen share)
• Email and messaging platforms (send, reply, archive)
• Social media (like, share, comment)
• Project management tools (submit, approve, assign)
• Any repetitive clicking task on the web

How It Works

1. Click the QuickFire icon to open settings
2. Add a shortcut, select a selector type, and enter the element identifier
3. Record your keyboard combination
4. Use your shortcut on the matching webpage

Privacy

Shortcuts are stored locally in Chrome's sync storage. No data leaves your browser. No tracking, no analytics, no servers.

Tips

• Right-click an element and select "Inspect" to find aria-labels
• Use URL patterns to scope shortcuts to specific sites
• Combine with MuteDeck for hardware control of meeting apps

Built by MuteDeck

QuickFire is made by the team behind MuteDeck, the hardware controller for video conferencing apps. QuickFire is free.