I've gone the other way. I'm using mouse gestures so that I can control my browser with a minimum of mouse travel, making keyboard shortcuts obsolete. Rocker ge

I've gone the other way. I'm using mouse gestures so that I can control my browser with a minimum of mouse travel, making keyboard shortcuts obsolete. Rocker gestures (hold left then click right and vice-versa) control my history, scroll gestures (hold right then scroll) scroll through my tabs, and regular gestures (hold right then draw a small figure) do the rest. It's a very convenient and quick way to browse one-handed, like when lied back in a desk chair. But on my old laptop I used qutebrowser for a while, which is a lightweight browser which also is focussed on vim-like controls.