Stephen Blott

> I know that I would like to be able to open a predefined link in a new and current tab. For example, 'bf' could open facebook from any page,...

This feature has not yet been implemented.

The implementation for cVim is [here](https://github.com/1995eaton/chromium-vim/blob/2ed2c90944ebf8238d3e30ce282b2a9be3bdcdd1/content_scripts/mappings.js#L306). I think we should consider doing this; perhaps like this... map X zoom in factor=1.1 map Y zoom out factor = 1.1 map Z...

There are two things causing this... 1. The element has a `tabindex` of `-1`, which we're [excluding](https://github.com/philc/vimium/blob/1.54/content_scripts/link_hints.coffee#L227) for some reason. 2. Nevertheless - and unfortunately - if we remove the...

> are there any non-site-specific features that distinguish the clickable elements from the others? Looks like they're using [React](http://facebook.github.io/react/), but you better look yourself.

If I remember correctly, we had some code to do that quite some years ago, but it proved very unreliable. It shipped for a while, but was then disabled. I'm...

Do you have an example page? Vimium tries to make scrollable elements selectable with link hints (`f`).

Could you provide a better (public) example, please? The first example doesn't seem to work (see screenshot below), and the second one requires login (or something). 

@tbena Could you double check that the correct scrolling element isn't already selected? Link hints only offer a scrolling element for selection if it's *not already selected*. Separately, it's easier...

> Hum, just realizing that I have never seen a Scroll. hint ever. The word "Scroll" only shows up for filtered hints.