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Vimperator for Firefox does the same. http://vimperator.org/vimperator http://vimperator.org/vimperator One hint: have an alternate browser for normal users t
by mmmdelihsus 16y ago
Vimperator for Firefox does the same.
http://vimperator.org/vimperator http://vimperator.org/vimperator
One hint: have an alternate browser for normal users to use when they borrow their laptop for a second. Because not having an address bar or any icons or tabs tends to confuse them :)
- jamesbritt 16y ago" have an alternate browser for normal users to use ..." Or not, if you don't want to encourage borrowing. :) "I'll just be a sec! No, really."
- thingie 16y ago(You don't want to let anybody else use your browser profile. Especially with all those "smart" address bars. Rather set up a guest account and switch to it. It's also very useful for presentations. Recent Linux distros makes user switching very easy and reliable, so it's worth doing even for a very short sessions.)
- Goosey 16y ago(I agree, but why are we whispering?)
- RevRal 16y agoOkay, I'm having a really hard time figuring out how to install my colemak.vimp plugin for vimperator. I hate asking, but where do I put vimperator plugin files?
- Gigamo 16y agoOn Linux or OSX, just put them under "~/.vimperator/plugins". The vimperator directory structure is pretty similar to vim's. You can also have a "~/.vimperatorrc".
- RevRal 16y agoI'm using it in Windows. I've searched for the folders "plugins" and "vimperatorrc." There is a "vimperator" folder in my documents, but with no "plugins" child folder. This vimperator folder looks like it just contains some history files....
- Gigamo 16y agoYou can just create the "plugins" folder if it doesn't exist.
- quizbiz 16y agoIs there a help mode for inputs like there is for links?
- Gigamo 16y agoI think comparing Vimperator to Vimium is not really fair. Vimperator does a LOT more than just adding keybindings :)
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