5 ms·
I don't know. I went from "how do I exit vi" to "mice are for losers" to "who am I trying to impress anyway". My productivity is still crap even though I may l
by TurboHaskal 9y ago
I don't know. I went from "how do I exit vi" to "mice are for losers" to "who am I trying to impress anyway".
My productivity is still crap even though I may look like a professional StarCraft player while coding.
- mihaifm 9y ago> "who am I trying to impress anyway" Agree, besides you need your mouse to copy-paste code from StackOverflow anyway
- computerex 9y agoNot with Vimium you don't.
- kirubakaran 9y agoHow do you select a block of text with Vimium?
- egwynn 9y agoI’ve never heard of or used Vimium before. But based on the name, it stands to reason that some variant of the ‘v’ key should select text.
- garou 9y agoVisual Mode https://github.com/philc/vimium/wiki/Visual-Mode https://github.com/philc/vimium/wiki/Visual-Mode
- digi_owl 9y agoNote btw that Firefox support something called caret browsing (maybe other browsers as well, but i stick with Firefox if technically possible). Hit F7 and you can navigate around a page using a caret.
- floSchr 9y agoAlmost the same way as in vim ;) 1. Search for the text you want to copy with '/my-search-term' 2. Switch to visual mode with 'v' 3. Select the text you want 4. Yank!
- rthille 9y agoNot if you browse within emacs :-)