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> And it's worth noting that HYPERTEXT, specifically, is best with a mouse in a lot of cases. Wikipedia would suck on keyboard. A decade ago I would navigate w
by bajsejohannes 9y ago
> And it's worth noting that HYPERTEXT, specifically, is best with a mouse in a lot of cases. Wikipedia would suck on keyboard.
A decade ago I would navigate web pages quicker than now. I was using Opera, which had keys for navigating from hyperlink to hyperlink (spatially, using shift+arrow keys). It also keys for navigating to the logical previous and next page--that is, not navigating history, but following "link rel=prev" and "link rel=next" links. Unfortunately, the web evolved to make this harder. Everything is a hyperlink and no one uses link rel tags anymore.
- magnet_ball 9y agoIt's possible that the vimium extension for chrome will give you what you want. The 'f' shortcut gives something similar to what you want.