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This not a configuration I would recommend as - 1. The mappings with TAB wont work in terminal. 2. <C-t> mapping is default map for ctags jump back. And if y
by truncate 14y ago
This not a configuration I would recommend as -
1. The mappings with TAB wont work in terminal.
2. <C-t> mapping is default map for ctags jump back.
And if you are going to be a long term Vim user, better configure Firefox like Vim than Vim like Firefox. I use Pentadectyle extension to get Vim like bindings in FF and I love it.
For switching tabs I use <c-n> and <c-p> for next/previous in command mode. Under insert mode, its default map for autocompletion which again I don't prefer remapping. Since I don't prefer to switch tabs in insert mode, that's ok.
- SkyMarshal 14y agoSecond Pentadactyl. There's also Vimium and Vrome for Chrome/ium. There are Vim plugins for everything these days (even Eclipse and Emacs), so that combined with a launcher like Synapse or Gnome-Do, you almost never have to use your mouse anymore.
- tyrmored 14y agoUsing Chrome and Vimium on sites like Reddit and Hacker News almost feels like cheating -- "I shouldn't be able to consume this amount of information without even having to move my wrists."
- danneu 14y agoTry Pentadactyl on FF. Made me switch from Chrome to FF for regular browsing. Unfortunately Chrome's limited api makes it impossible to port Penta's robustness to Chrome.
- truncate 14y agoYes. I tried some Vim plugin for Chrome. It sucked. Pentadectyle is very robust and full-featured. Difference is considerable as compared to its Chrome counterpart. Completely transforms your FF experience.
- tyrmored 14y agoThe only thing I dislike about Vimium is it doesn't work on the "New Tab" window.