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TUI yes. Now do it for 3 different browsers and all browser-based services you need to use daily (Like Confluence, Jira and Github).
by theshrike79 2y ago
TUI yes.
Now do it for 3 different browsers and all browser-based services you need to use daily (Like Confluence, Jira and Github).
- worksonmine 2y agoGithub already has vim inspired keys (/ to search, gX to navigate and so on), I don't use Confluence or Jira but a quick search shows me they also have some (/ to search, gX to navigate, n/p for next/previous) without changing any settings. All your examples has vim keys without me doing anything at all. In my browsers I use vimium, and you can embed actual neovim into textboxes with a few different addons, one of them firenvim. I rarely use GUI though and that's my point, I don't have to since 95% of my work is in the terminal.