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: 
Natively there's no keyboard shortcut to do this, so I fear there's no real solution for this.

What you could try is write [a Sikuli script](http://blog.sikuli.org/) to look for text boxes and then make it mouse click in it. 

However, this would only work if the textboxes are similar to the one you use in your script.
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.