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It's preferable, but if I'm honest Vimium is Good Enough(tm) for my general use case. I didn't realize they had a FF57 compatible version :)
by doktrin 9y ago
It's preferable, but if I'm honest Vimium is Good Enough(tm) for my general use case. I didn't realize they had a FF57 compatible version :)
- Crespyl 9y agoVimium is /mostly/ there, but gaps in the WebExtensions API make the experience rough in my experience. The biggest issue for me, right now, is that there are a lot of places where FF won't allow WebExtensions to intercept key events for shortcuts, like on the new tab page, error pages, any other "system" pages, or certain pinned tabs (this one is particularly inconsistent). This means that if I'm jumping through several tabs with J/K and hit any of those by accident, I'm stuck there until I figure out what happened and either use the mouse or the official hotkeys to switch back out. Same with focusing the URL bar and the slightly quirky experience of the omnibar that Vimium has to use instead. It works, but mostly serves to remind me how much I miss VimFX rather than to improve my productivity.