Use the game's windows with the keyboard, like a controller.

KeyNav puts a cursor on the game's own windows. A highlight marks one button at a time. Move it with your keys and press Select to click it. KeyNav keeps the game's own windows and doesn't replace them.

Where it works

• NPC dialogue and quests: talk, accept, choose a reward, complete.
• Merchants: browse, buy and Repair All.
• Bags and bank.
• Character, spellbook and talents.
• Quest log and map.
• Game menu and settings, pop-ups and dropdowns.
• Screen buttons: minimap, menu bar, bag bar, chat tabs, objectives.
• Other windows, found automatically: friends, professions and more.

Features

• Console-style movement: up, down, left and right jump to the next button in that direction. You can also use Next and Previous, page and tab keys, and Alt Select.
• Interact key selects while a window is open.
• Target with your move keys when no window is open, with a "…players only" option.
• Hand cursor in a choice of colours and sizes, drawn on top of everything, on the left or the right.
• Item tooltips for highlighted items.
• Optional arrow keys, number keys 1-9 and a click sound. You can also hide the cursor while you use the mouse.
• Safe: only takes over keys while it's in use, and waits until combat ends before changing key bindings.
• Translated into Korean.
• Lightweight, with no libraries.

Getting Started

1. Install and log in.
2. Open Options > Key Bindings > KeyNav and set your keys. Pick keys you don't use for anything else.
3. Type /kn for settings.

Commands

• /kn: settings window
• /kn reset: restore defaults
• /kn debug: info for bug reports

Feedback

Found a bug or a window KeyNav doesn't handle? Leave a comment with a screenshot, and please include any Lua error text or the /kn debug output.