Google Chrome, how to quickly and without a mouse click on the desired link?

Question

Google Chrome

Hello, dear users of the Toaster resource. Does anyone know if there is a tool for the Google Chrome browser that can be used to quickly navigate through links on pages without using a mouse?
As I see it approximately:
1. You open some site;
2. Use the arrows and PgUp\PgDn to analyze the content of the page;
3. You find some link you are interested in that you would like to follow;
4. You press a key combination to call the link navigation tool;
5. You enter part of the name of the link, the tool, as in the search, highlights all the links found on the page;
6. Using, say, the arrows, you select the link that you need (if more than one link is found);
7. You press Enter, you pass to a new page.
In my opinion, such an algorithm for moving around sites is more convenient, because most of the time my hands are on the keyboard, and sometimes I don’t feel like reaching for the mouse just to bring it to a specific link on the page and click on it )) If it were possible to do such things through the keyboard, it would be more convenient. What do you think? Or maybe there is already a similar tool, I just don't know about it?

Answer 1

Vimium - Bring some vim to the browser.

Answer 2

in Konqueror there is such an opportunity (though it works crookedly).
You press ctrl, a symbol appears next to each link, by clicking which you follow the link.
You can write a similar plugin for Chrome.