Nowadays I use Vimium C because it supports PDFs. Adding PDF support requires the PDF Viewer for Vimium C plugin.
Vimium – The Hacker's Browser
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Re: Vimium – The Hacker's Browser
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Have you heard about qutebrowser, Luakit, and Nyxt? I like qb the most, as it's fairly stable and fully-featured. It offers full keyboard control, and many cool features like bindings for host-granular permissions for js and images, and is also scriptable. Built-in decent adblocker. The main annoyance about it for me is it doesn't come with DRM, but it could also be seen as a feature, because it saves me a lot of tim…
> Have you heard about qutebrowser, Luakit, and Nyxt? Yes, but neither support extensions AFAIK. Not ready to take my browsing back to a pre 2004 era. :)
The two extensions I use by far the most, an ad blocker and keyboard accessibility are built-in.
Re: Vimium – The Hacker's Browser
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LOL, this is the most crazy stuff I've ever read. Since all addons are disabled on the system pages, you come up with a lunatic analogy that means absolutely nothing. "Imagine that...". What addon, if any, works on firefox system pages? Vimium always works... what low speed connection do you have for being unable to load any page in a fraction of a second? Beside that, I often use jk or whatever before the page is co…
> Since all addons are disabled on the system pages, you come up with a lunatic analogy that means absolutely nothing. "Imagine that...". What addon, if any, works on firefox system pages? You've misinterpreted me twice. I don't know how I would rephrase it again so that you understand.
_giorgio_ is probably not a vi/vim/nvim/neovim user..
Many years ago I used vimperator and it made Firefox behave with a very much vi-like experience. Unfortunately, the halfway implementation of Vimium (and Tridactyl) is too annoying for me so I don't have it installed.
Re: Vimium – The Hacker's Browser
#84Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Since all addons are disabled on the system pages, you come up with a lunatic analogy that means absolutely nothing. "Imagine that...". What addon, if any, works on firefox system pages? You've misinterpreted me twice. I don't know how I would rephrase it again so that you understand.
_giorgio_ is probably not a vi/vim/nvim/neovim user.. Many years ago I used vimperator and it made Firefox behave with a very much vi-like experience. Unfortunately, the halfway implementation of Vimium (and Tridactyl) is too annoying for me so I don't have it installed.
Same here. XUL style VimFx works in Waterfox if you're interested. At least it did the last time I tried.
Re: Vimium – The Hacker's Browser
#85Earlier quoted context omitted.
_giorgio_ is probably not a vi/vim/nvim/neovim user.. Many years ago I used vimperator and it made Firefox behave with a very much vi-like experience. Unfortunately, the halfway implementation of Vimium (and Tridactyl) is too annoying for me so I don't have it installed.
Same here. XUL style VimFx works in Waterfox if you're interested. At least it did the last time I tried.
Lol vimperator was horrible.
A prison for your mind.