> hint -W exclaim_quiet mpv You know how mathematicians get excited by exp(-i*pi)+1=0? This is like that but for all of the things I'm embarrassed about in Tri

> hint -W exclaim_quiet mpv You know how mathematicians get excited by exp(-i*pi)+1=0? This is like that but for all of the things I'm embarrassed about in Tridactyl: - our documentation is not great, particularly of current configuration/possible configurations, hence why the GP didn't know about it - hints don't support pipes - obviously this should be `hint | ! mpv` - hints don't support pipes because of a bad architectural decision: we have most stuff living in a background script, when really we should probably have most stuff run on the web page where all the objects live, so that passing them around is easier - we don't have an argument parser, so silent versions of commands have to be separate functions ...but I'm very glad you like it! Regarding your pain points: 1. Tridactyl actually works really soon after the page starts loading, but only for commands that don't add UI. Personally I use quickmarks to escape from slow loading pages. Otherwise, this will probably never be fixed. 2. This isn't actually true. Tridactyl does override page binds. The reason you think GitHub is stealing a Tridactyl bind is because GitHub steals `/`, but Tridactyl doesn't bind anything to `/` - that's a default Firefox bind! (And whoever decided it would be a great idea to use that in GitHub should probably test their code in more browsers).