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Vimperator also has this by default (^i triggers it I believe). Then you never have to have the disorientation of leaving a vim environment :-)

• bosie 13y ago
  Awesome, didn't realize it worked in pentadactyl as well. One small caveat: i use macvim, it opens a new window in macvim, i close/sync it with :wq. Any idea how I can have it so it jumps back to the firefox window instead another macvim window?
  • Tyr42 13y ago
    I found this on the MacVim wiki. mvim -f --nomru -c "au VimLeave * !open -a Terminal"' for refocusing the terminal after editing a commit message. Think it'll work fine if you change Terminal to Firefox. The --nomru is to make sure the file isn't added to the recently edited files list, which is also helpful.
    • bosie 13y ago
      It does, thank you. For others, this is my solution for now: set editor='mvim --nomru -f +<line> +"sil! call cursor(0, <column>)" <file> -c "au VimLeave * !open -a Firefox"'
• plessthanpt05 13y ago
  I use the mentioned "It's all Text" in Firefox (to pop open gvim) alongside another addon called "Vim Fx"; these two addons together provide for a far superior experience than the vanilla iPython notebook. Though I'm still hoping they integrate vim keybindings eventually -- I've noticed that there are some branches on github w/ these, but can hardly wait to see that kind of thing surface in master.