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I'd love a web browser that uses an idea similar to vim's tabs and buffers. Each tab would be a grouping of sites and you could use Ctrl+P to open a fuzzy sear

I'd love a web browser that uses an idea similar to vim's tabs and buffers. Each tab would be a grouping of sites and you could use Ctrl+P to open a fuzzy search for sites in that tab. Edit: And maybe there could be a mode where you fuzzy search the contents of the site too.

sirn 11y ago
I think Vimperator/Pentadactyl with Panorama (aka Firefox's Tab Group) might fit this requirement. Currently I have two Panorama groups, general and work. I can use Ctrl-N/Ctrl-P to switch between each tabs in the group, and can navigate to other Panorama group with Ctrl-Space. All of these are also accessible via Vimperator command b where it will list all buffers and I can filter or navigate to it by tab number of tab name.[1] A dedicated browser that does this out of the box would be nice, though. [1]: http://i.imgur.com/svKZh23.png http://i.imgur.com/svKZh23.png Edit: Or even Firefox with Panorama alone, since I think Firefox now jumps to tab when you search in the navigation bar.