Autofocus search bar?

I tend to use the keyboard and avoid the mouse as much as possible. For this workstyle it would be helpful if the search box was autofocused (as it is on Hackage). I don't see any downsides for other users, since pretty much every use of hoogle requires filling this field in (but please correct me if I'm wrong!).

A similar idea is to improve the link hinting that Vimium does (follow links/focus text boxes via the keyboard) by adding a label to the search box. However I have no idea how this interacts with other browser extensions or users.

My HTML knowledge is pretty slim, but I think these could be accomplished by:

• adding an autofocus attribute to the "Search for..." input element
• adding a <label for="hoogle">Query</label> immediately before the input element. This label could also be made hidden, to not change the rendered page.

I haven't tested the first or made a merge request with the changes as I don't understand how to locally deploy a modified version of hoogle. An example of making the second change to the live page (using Firefox's developer tools) is:
before: to select the search box one can type "19"

after: now one can also type "qu" (or "2")

Locate the Hoogle page template containing the “Search for...” input and determine how to deploy a modified version locally. Verify that keyboard users can reach the search box immediately and through link hinting, and that the finished page provides the requested autofocus and accessible label without disrupting other users.