Floating Actions

Save page actions, form choices, and multi-step workflows—then replay them with one click or a shortcut.

Floating Actions keeps your saved buttons and workflows in a floating window or Chrome side panel, with context-aware keyboard and mouse shortcuts for each website.

Manifest V3 · Current release 3.8.4

Install for Chrome - It's Free

What FloatingActions Can Save

One-Click Cloning

Use the + mode to save buttons, links, submits, role buttons, and clickable page actions into your personal panel.

Form Control Cloning

Save the current state of selects, multiple selects, checkboxes, radio options, text-like inputs, and text areas.

REC Workflow Recording

Use rec Auto for quick field changes plus one final action, or rec Manual to record multiple page actions in order.

Smart Action Replay

Replay saved clicks, form states, submits, multi-step flows, and many ASP.NET WebForms postback actions.

Physical Keyboard Shortcuts

Assign a physical key to each saved item. Top-row and numpad keys stay distinct, and shortcuts only run when their target exists on the current page.

Mouse Shortcuts

Assign the middle, back, or forward mouse button to a saved action. The page's normal mouse behavior is preserved when the panel is closed or the target is unavailable.

Dynamic Target Detection

Saved actions appear when their page elements become available—even after a page adds or updates them. Open Shadow Roots and accessible same-origin frames are supported.

Contextual Button Visibility

Show saved actions only when their target is on the current page, or show every action saved for that website. Regenerated IDs and classes can be recovered when the target still matches.

Rename and Manage

Assign or remove a shortcut with the keyboard control, rename items with the small r control, and import or export your configuration as JSON.

Floating or Side Panel

Choose a draggable floating window or Chrome's native side panel. The floating window has high stacking priority over ordinary page content; both views share saved actions.

Per-Domain Persistence

Each website keeps its own saved actions, recorded flows, keyboard assignments, panel position, size, visibility, and preferences.

Customizable Panel

Switch between light and dark themes, adjust transparency, resize the floating window, and keep logs configurable.

What's New in 3.8.4

Less background work

Recurring position and zoom checks were removed. Automatic panel opening waits for browser idle time, and page observers run only while the floating panel is open.

Faster dynamic updates

Relevant page changes are grouped, saved settings are reused, and unchanged action lists are left untouched. The panel's styles stay isolated in its Shadow DOM.

More resilient target recovery

When a page recreates a control with a different ID or class, Floating Actions can still find a unique matching target using its tag, text, and page context.

Shortcuts that match your keyboard

FloatingActions uses each key's physical identity, so a shortcut remains predictable across layouts and NumLock states.

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Shortcuts are ignored while you edit a field and do not use Ctrl, Alt, Shift, or Meta combinations. Existing legacy shortcut settings remain compatible.

Get Started in 5 Simple Steps

1

Install the extension and open either the floating window or the browser side panel.

2

Click + and select a page action or supported form control to save its current behavior or state.

3

Use rec Auto for a quick flow, or rec Manual to record multiple page buttons and links in sequence.

4

Click any saved item to replay the action, restore the form choice, or run the recorded workflow.

5

Click the keyboard control next to a saved item, press one key, and use that key whenever the page is active.