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There are all sorts of issues with Vimium. For instance, doesn't work on non-website pages, often have to cmd-w when x doesn't work completely defeating the ex

There are all sorts of issues with Vimium. For instance, doesn't work on non-website pages, often have to cmd-w when x doesn't work completely defeating the extension to begin with. No d vs D to close prev/next tab, or p vs P. No temporary pass-thru, just whitelists. Anyone who thinks Vimium is anywhere nearly as polished as Vimperator probably never used the latter much. Though not sure if it's to do with API limits vs general lack of polish. But since Chrome never had a single solution as good as Pentadactyl/Vimperator, must be an API thing which means we're a bit screwed.

Vinnl 9y ago
> Anyone who thinks Vimium is anywhere nearly as polished as Vimperator probably never used the latter much. That's why I suggested it - apparently OP didn't use it that extensively :) Note that even if Chrome didn't have an API, that doesn't mean Firefox will never get it. For example, Vimium had to reimplement its own address bar, but I believe they're working on API's that will let it manipulate Firefox's.