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Have you tried Vimium[0]? It brings vim-like shortcuts to your browser. Despite what the Readme says, I find it perfectly usable on Firefox. [0]: https://gith

by ealhad 8y ago

Have you tried Vimium[0]? It brings vim-like shortcuts to your browser. Despite what the Readme says, I find it perfectly usable on Firefox. [0]: https://github.com/philc/vimium https://github.com/philc/vimium

scandox 8y ago
Thanks I will try that out though my Emacs-hands may get confused.
- scandox 8y ago
  I think maybe this is the problem I would pay $100,000 to solve / improve? https://imgur.com/a/7axkPSW https://imgur.com/a/7axkPSW
  - qeng-ho 8y ago
    Switch to using numbers for the quick links and you can type the text of the link to narrow down the search for the quick link.
    - ealhad 8y ago
      Absolutely! I wonder why this isn't the default...
    - scandox 8y ago
      And I also just realised how link filtering works by typing the first letter to only see some. So that is pretty swift also. Thanks for this.
  - bovine3dom 8y ago
    If you switch to Tridactyl [1], our buggier, less popular, and less user friendly competitor to Vimium, you can pass hints CSS selectors. E.g, `hint -c a+a+a` only highlights comments on the HN homepage (and every third link in a row on other pages). I have it bound with `bind ;c hint -c [class*="expand"],[class="togg"],a+a+a` which also lets me toggle comments on HN and reddit. [1]: https://github.com/cmcaine/tridactyl https://github.com/cmcaine/tridactyl
    - ealhad 8y ago
      Cool! Before FF 57 I used Vimperator, so I might give Tridactyl a try.