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Not OP, but 99% of the time it is faster and it feels better. The only cases where I need the mouse are continuous interfaces (eg selecting an specific time in
by padthai 9y ago
Not OP, but 99% of the time it is faster and it feels better.
The only cases where I need the mouse are continuous interfaces (eg selecting an specific time in a video player) or restrictive and dumb webpage configurations (eg WhatsApp Web does noes not allow you to deselect the input box with the keyboard)
I use VimFX and I would recommend it. It takes 2 min to learn.
- sleepychu 9y agoThis is exactly what I do!
- btschaegg 9y agoI've come to the same conclusions (I'm using Qutebrowser though). Interestingly, I found that my tolerance for the inefficient ways of most browser UIs now stands out to me as much as editors without Vim-bindings annoyed me after a couple of weeks. Once I got a hang of the controls, I started missing them everywhere else (unfortunately I can't choose my tools at work).