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If you're into Vim, this is a fantastic extension for keybindings: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tridactyl-vim/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-U

• kretaceous 4y ago
  I should be clear. What I was referring to when I said `keybindings` is browser/developer keybindings that are not yet made configurable. There's been an open issue for 7 years asking for a shortcut key for the eyedropper[0]. The navigation between developer panels is also a bit tedious. The page focus key, F6, is not configurable. These are some instances I was thinking when I said I wanted good keybinding support. I'll be really willing to try an extension that achieves these but it's really the browser's job. With that said, I've tried a bunch of these extensions in the past! I'm not a vim guy so I settled with Link Hints[1] for in-page navigation. I cannot recommend it enough for non-vim guys. It's really underrated. 0: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1177108 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1177108 1: https://lydell.github.io/LinkHints/ https://lydell.github.io/LinkHints/
  • 5e92cb50239222b 4y ago
    > focus key, F6 JFYI, Alt+D and Ctrl+L also work.
    • kretaceous 4y ago
      These only focus the address bar, no? I want the other way round. I want to focus the page when the focus is outside it, like the address bar.
  • the_pwner224 4y ago
    Thanks for the mention of F6, I had been looking for a page focus key for a while to restore focus after switching to the address bar. I've discovered that "ctrl-f esc" also works; focus goes back to the page when the search bar closes. Convenient if you have capslock remapped to escape.