It's a shame there are so many low ratings from people that couldn't figure out how to use it. It works exactly as described, and does it perfectly. I used to use vimperator but now that quantum has killed it this is the next best thing.

Also the description says that it cannot override default firefox shortcuts, but it is kind of misleading, it totally can most of the time

Superb Work

Thank you very much! Very helpful addon!

the ability to run custom javascript within the page on a hotkey was a damn godsend, since all the bookmark toolbar plugins that used to let you do alt+whatever apparently can no longer execute bookmarklets that start with the javascript: prefix. a blessing in disguise because now i don't have to write these obtuse as hell double encoded javascript bookmarklets to do things like ninja videos out of their players - now i can do it with properly formatted scripting that is easy to update.

Worked like a charm for my needs (ctrl+1 and ctrl+9)

Very good add-on. The fact you can use The Konami code as a hotkey is frikken brilliant. Another gem, I wished I discovered sooner.

@ Davin it does has scroll up/down RTFM.

Very good. Thanks!

Problem: Some form fields are not recognized as such.
So, if shortcuts are assigned to alpha-letters, or to cursor keys, the filed becomes unusable.

A stopgap measure would be to have a Button to enable/disable the extension.

An example: Try to comment on:
https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/08/15/trump-will-regret-changing-his-mind-about-qatar/
(unfortunately, you have to register first, free of course).

How about scroll down/scroll up/mouse click triggers?

Love

I need set "F1" key to run "inspector" in firefox ( default key is Ctrl+Shift+C ) Please help me to do it

I'm actually looking for an extension to disable ctrl+w, which Shortkeys doesn't do, but
Mike was very prompt, clear and helpful to respond to me, so full marks for service, and
Shortkeys dev team (probably Mike) has a new fan when I need its functionality.

Great!

Hope it can, someday, support "Mouse Clicks" :)

I'm so glad this extension was ported to Firefox Quantum! It's a very useful tool when working on designing web apps! Thank you for your continued support, Peter Malecka. :)

Great! However, it took me some time to enter the keywords in small letters - and everything works fine for me!!!

Thank you. I've been using Dorando KeyConfig for ages (even when it stopped being officially supported, and I had to sneak it in to Firefox) - I _hate_ backspace taking me back a page any time a text field isn't in focus, and the Alt-arrow back and forward drives me nuts (a two-handed shortcut? Really? I know, there's an Alt key on the right too - I never use it). I was afraid I'd lose my fixes - Alt-z for back and Alt-x for forward - with version 57. Thank you so much for making this!

It is a little bit complicated, because the text fields for creating a shortcut will happily take Alt or Backspace and then ignore it because it's not the key (which is alt or backspace - no caps). I had to go round a couple times to get that set up right (the instructions on the right are very helpful). But now it works, yay! Saved my sanity.

Acceptable alternative to Dorando Keyconfig in wake of FF v57.0

F1 for Go Back and F2 for Go Forward have always seemed like logical keyboard shortcuts to me, and for some reason Firefox has never exposed those actions for the OS to hook onto. This add-on is pure genius, not just for my reasons, but for so many more. Great job. Saved me the time of digging into WebExtensions myself tonight.

For some reason, this add-on is hardcoded to only work in Firefox versions 50 or earlier:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/files/browse/570549/file/manifest.json#L24

Update: The problem was fixed. Thanks!