Vimium
Vimium: a really cool extension for Chrome, make it possible to control chrome with shortcuts like vim.
https://github.com/philc/vimium
- Navigating the current page
- Search mode (like Vim)
- Navigating your history
- Manipulating tabs
- Navigating with URLs
1. Navigating the current page
Key | Operation |
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? | show help dialog for keys |
j | Scroll down |
k | Scroll up |
h | Scroll left |
l | Scroll right |
gg | Scroll to the top of the page |
G | Scroll to the bottom of the page |
zH | Scroll all the way to the left |
zL | Scroll all the way to the right |
d | Scroll a page down |
u | Scroll a page up |
r | Reload the page |
gs | View page source |
f | Open a link in the current tab |
F | Open a link in a new tab |
yy | Copy the current URL to the clipboard |
yf | Copy a link URL to the clipboard |
i | Enter insert mode |
gi | Focus the first (or n-th) text box on the page |
Open multiple links in a new tab | |
[[ | Follow the link labeled previous or < |
]] | Follow the link labeled next or > |
gf | Cycle forward to the next frame on the page |
2. Search mode (like Vim)
Key | Operation |
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/ | Enter “find” mode |
n/N | Jump forward/back to search occurrences(after “/”) |
v | enter visual mode; use p/P to paste-and-go, use y to yank |
V | enter visual line mode |
3. Navigating your history
Key | Operation |
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H | go back in history |
L | go forward in history |
4. Manipulating tabs
Key | Operation |
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K,gt | go one tab right |
J,gT | go one tab left |
t | create tab |
x | close current tab |
X | restore closed tab (i.e. unwind the ‘x’ command) |
5. Navigating with URLs
Key | Operation |
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<c+l> | Edit the current URL |
o | Open URL, bookmark, or history entry |
O | Open URL, bookmark, history entry in a new tab |
b | Open bookmark |
B | Open bookmark in a new tab |
gu | go up one level in the URL hierarchy |
gU | go up to root of the URL hierarchy |
ge | edit the current URL |
gE | edit the current URL and open in a new tab |