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I'm glad this was posted. I really liked how they introduced only one feature; that was enough to push me to install and get past "I don't know vim, why would
by jrockway 6y ago
I'm glad this was posted. I really liked how they introduced only one feature; that was enough to push me to install and get past "I don't know vim, why would I like this". I can press 'f' and type letters to follow links. No vim-ness. Just a nice feature. (You can press "?" to see more features.)
(I used an XUL-based web browser with Emacs keybindings many years ago and loved it. But I had to switch to Chrome, and XUL went away, so I kind of gave up.)
- JoshTriplett 6y ago> I can press 'f' and type letters to follow links. You can get this with standard Firefox, no extension needed. For instance, on the HN main page, hit ' (single-quote) then "vi" then [enter] and you'll follow the link to this article.
- code-faster 6y agoOh that's cool, thanks for the tip
- sbmthakur 6y agoIs this documented anywhere? Search results are only showing plugins that have been discussed here.
- JoshTriplett 6y agohttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-contents-current-page-text-or-links https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-contents-current...