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Question #406654 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/406654

Cam proposed the following answer:
Alright, so I use an extension for Chrome called "Vimium", the Firefox
counterpart is called "VimFX"

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vimium/dbepggeogbaibhgnhhndojpepiihcmeb?utm_source=gmail

Extension store link (free)^

What Vimium does is give you hotkeys for links/buttons on a screen.  Now
with it installed you can press "f" on a page and 1-2 digits will pop up
for every link on the screen.

On the top right of your browser you should see a circle with the letter
"V" in it.  Click it, go to options, and ensure "Use the link's name and
numbers for link-hint filtering" and "Use smooth scrolling" are both
checked, and click save changes at the bottom of the page.

Return to the page you were working with.  Try pressing "f" again.  It
will appear the same with the digits, however if you start typing the
name of the link on the screen,  it will start filtering them until no
other options are left.

I.E/

>Uninstall Websphere
>Uninstall Word
>Uninstall Fishing Game

Notice how these share the same word, and two of them start with the
letter "W" in the second word.

If you were to press "f" and type "Uninstall W" it would only display
the first two options.  Typing "Uninstall We" would immediately go to
the "Uninstall Websphere" link as no other options can be eliminated.

Why is this useful?  Hotkeys are universal for the most part where
screen size isn't always.  If you get the script you are working with to
take advantage of these hotkeys, you will have a super easy time writing
stuff up.

I know this looks like a lot, but it is really super easy once you have
it :)

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