Vimium is a Google Chrome extension which provides keyboard shortcuts for navigation
and control in the spirit of the Vim editor. Watch this video to get a feel for how it works:
Keyboard shortcuts
| | Navigating history |
H | : | Go back in history |
L | : | Go forward in history |
| | Manipulating tabs |
K, gt | : | Go one tab right |
J, gT | : | Go one tab left |
t | : | Create new tab |
x | : | Close current tab |
X | : | Restore closed tab |
| | Navigating the page |
? | : | Show the help dialog |
j | : | Scroll down |
k | : | Scroll up |
h | : | Scroll left |
l | : | Scroll right |
gg | : | Scroll to the top of the page |
G | : | Scroll to the bottom of the page |
| | |
u, <c-u> | : | Scroll a half page up |
d, <c-d> | : | Scroll a half page down |
<c-f> | : | Scroll a full page down |
<c-b> | : | Scroll a full page up |
f | : | Open a link in the current tab |
F | : | Open a link in a new tab |
o | : | Open URL, bookmark, or history entry |
O | : | Open URL, bookmark, or history entry in a new tab |
| | |
r | : | Reload the page |
gs | : | View page source |
/ | : | Enter find mode |
n | : | Cycle forward to the next find match |
N | : | Cycle backward to the previous find match |
yy | : | Copy the current URL to the clipboard |
gf | : | Cycle focus to the next frame |
i | : | Enter insert mode |
More
For the latest release notes, more advanced shortcuts, and how to create custom keybindings, see the
README.