Your keyboard. Your workflow.
A smarter keyboard-navigation extension for supported quiz practice pages, with premium themes, quick shortcuts and built-in diagnostics.
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Everything you need to navigate supported quiz practice pages with your keyboard — wrapped in three premium themes.
Select options quickly using 1–4 on supported practice pages.
Peach Clay, Midnight and Lavender Glass Clay.
Inspect supported question structures and useful debugging information.
Configure available preferences and practice-mode behaviour.
Follow these simple steps to install the extension on your Chrome browser.
Download the ZIP file, right-click it in File Explorer, and choose Extract All.
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Go to chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode.
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Click Load unpacked and select the extracted KeyPilot folder containing manifest.json.
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Pin KeyPilot to the browser toolbar and open its popup.
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Install KeyPilot in four steps: download the ZIP, extract it, enable Developer mode on chrome://extensions, and click “Load unpacked” to select the extracted folder. The folder must contain manifest.json.
See the illustrated installation guide above for a visual walkthrough. KeyPilot is a manual-install package — it is not on the Chrome Web Store.
On a supported quiz practice page where KeyPilot is enabled, pressing 1, 2, 3, or 4 selects the corresponding available answer option. The extension detects the visible question container and its options automatically.
Shortcuts are ignored while you are typing in a text field, and when Ctrl / Cmd / Alt modifiers are held. Holding a number key only fires the selection once.
No. Submission on live graded or monitored assessments always remains manual — you click the portal’s own Submit / Next button.
An optional Enter / Space-to-submit behaviour is available, but it is strictly restricted to local practice pages that opt in via the data-keypilot-practice attribute. It cannot fire on live graded or monitored assessments, even if you accidentally leave the setting on.
Quiz page DOM can differ between sites and over time. KeyPilot looks for common patterns (fieldset, [role="group"], radios, ARIA radios, and reported testid-based containers), but a specific page may use a structure it doesn’t recognise.
Open the popup, expand Diagnostics, and click Run Diagnostics. Check the question and option count fields — if either is 0, the selectors need to be updated in content.js.
Download the newest ZIP package, extract it, and replace your local KeyPilot folder with the new contents. Then open chrome://extensions and click the Reload arrow on the KeyPilot card.
Your saved theme and settings are preserved where supported — they are stored in chrome.storage.local under keypilot.* keys.
What’s in the current build — implemented code vs. browser-tested functionality.
