vim-navigation

A browser add-on for vim-style scrolling and tab navigation

If you’re using vim a lot, you might have accidentally pressed j or gt in your browser. You are not alone :)

Installation

• vim-navigation at Mozilla Add-ons

Features

• Supports scrolling with h (left), j (bottom), k (up), l (right).
• Supports gg (to top) and Shift+g (to bottom).
• Supports gt (next tab) and gT (previous tab).
• Supports command repetition as in vim. 100j will scroll down 100 lines.

Note that {i}gt works as vim’s gt. So 2gt means “go to the second tab” (the first tab’s index is 1)

Contributions

Issues and pull requests are welcome!

Credits

• I first forked autonome’s vimkeybindings. In fact, I’ve even created a pull request. But then the code changed so much and I created this repo to maintain it.