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October 17, 2013 17:06
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Emacs keybindings for vimium. Paste this into vimium's advanced settings.
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| map <c-n> scrollDown | |
| map <c-p> scrollUp | |
| map <c-b> scrollLeft | |
| map <c-f> scrollFullPageDown | |
| map <c-b> scrollFullPageUp | |
| map <c-v> scrollFullPageDown | |
| map <a-v> scrollFullPageUp | |
| map <c-w> copyCurrentUrl | |
| map <a-w> copyCurrentUrl | |
| map <c-k> copyCurrentUrl | |
| map <c-s> enterFindMode | |
| map <c-x>b Vomnibar.activateTabSelection | |
| map <c-x>0 removeTab | |
| map <a-<> scrollToTop | |
| map <a->> scrollToBottom | |
| map B goBack | |
| map N goForward | |
| map V Vomnibar.activateBookmarksInNewTab | |
| map v Vomnibar.activateBookmarks |
Great! Thanks! ~ See also: full set of Emacs-style key bindings for Vimium
@jaswrks throws a 404
This is probably the one: Full set of Emacs-style key bindings for Vimium.. Should be called "full set of personal emacs-style key bindings for Vimium", though.
Does anyone know how to cancel the default binding for creating a new window?
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So awesome! Thanks!
I just started learning Emacs in attempt to switch over from vim and wanted a way to reinforce the Emacs keybindings while I was browsing the web (instead of reinforcing the vim keybindings, which I'm already familiar with). This is exactly what I was looking for. :)