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There's a chrome extension called Vimium which does the same thing.
by jonnii 15y ago
There's a chrome extension called Vimium which does the same thing.
- dimmuborgir 15y agoPentadactyl is much more feature rich than Vimium and gives a more Vim-like experience than Vimium does. (thanks to Firefox's flexibility)
- JangoSteve 15y agoCase in point: vimium only works in chrome by loading a custom javascript file (basically how all chrome extensions work). Which means if a page errors on loading, that tab doesn't get vimium bindings. Which is quite annoying when flipping through tabs, only to stop at the error'd tab and have to use the mouse to get off that tab and continue flipping.
- xiaomai 15y agoI agree that this is annoying, so instead of using the vimium tab-switch bindings I use the standard chromium tab-switch keyboard shortcuts (no mousing is necessary)