Question: I am trying to use keyboard shortcuts more and more and have run across something I've not been able to figure out. If there is a text box on the page that I want to enter text into, how can I navigate to that field quickly without actually clicking on it with the mouse?

* I know I can just start tabbing and eventually get to it
* I've tried using Ctrl-F to find text near it and then tab to it

Any ideas?

Answer: 
With the [Vimium extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dbepggeogbaibhgnhhndojpepiihcmeb), you can use the command `gi` to focus the first (or n-th) text input box on the page.
It *is* natively supported in Chrome, no extensions required.

To move the focus to a form element by specifying nearby text, with just keystrokes:

1. Hit `Ctrl` + `F` to open the "Find" box.
2. Type what you want to find.
3. Hit `Enter` or `Shift`+`Enter` to move through the search results to the one you want.
4. Hit `Esc` to close the Find box.
5. Hit `Tab` to move the focus to the next form element, after the text you found.
6. Hit `Shift`+`Tab` to move to the previous form element, before the text you found.