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This is the one feature I saw that was a marked improvement over vimperator. However, there are still too many small annoyances like not being able to open a n
by Periodic 17y ago
This is the one feature I saw that was a marked improvement over vimperator.
However, there are still too many small annoyances like not being able to open a new location in a new tab with a single command.
- SlyShy 17y agoHitting T and then typing into the address bar isn't fast enough? How could that even be sped up?
- jrockway 17y agoHaven't tried it myself, but I assume he means opening up a link (via hint) in a new tab.
- SlyShy 17y agoExcept that's even easier, because it's just Shift-F.
- _sh 17y agoWhen I hit 't', the new tab opens not with the default New Tab page where focus is on the address bar, but with my home page (iGoogle), where the focus is on Google's search field. This means I can't just hit 't' and type a URL. A small nit-pick I know. I've just looked at the source, and it seems a problem with Google's API call (chrome.tabs.create). It is supposed to default to the New Tab page unless a URL is provided (and vimium does not provide a URL). On my install the home page is opened instead, so this is not Vimium's fault (and I'm very happy with it thus far).
- philc 17y agoWon't CTRL+T (or CMD+T) open a new tab and focus the URL bar?