Bruno Coimbra

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There's no feature that allows you to change a website's font afaik. You'd be better off creating a userscript for that. ```js const keymaps = { 1: () => setFontSize(24),...

Hey, this is an issue in the following line: https://github.com/1995eaton/chromium-vim/blob/283ec275ce3b20e7de991cbb64cb7758e4442661/content_scripts/find.js#L246 I'm currently trying to find an alternative to this, as removing this line will break the search hints. I'll publish...

@captainko Fixed this on [vimch@1176de6](https://github.com/b-coimbra/vimch/commit/1176de61c79efcb221f45b4c628250b5bdeddde2).

Maybe we could reuse the existing history search command ("I") and filter out the results by the active tab's domain (notion.so in this case)? I might implement this in my...

Alternatively you could also create a site-specific configuration and filter the history results by yourself: ```vim site '*://notion.so/*.' { filterHistoryByDomain() -> {{ "" ... }} map I :call filterHistoryByDomain }...

It is one-way sync only. The auth functionality shouldn't be too difficult to implement, but it would require the user to [create a personal access](https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-account-and-data-secure/creating-a-personal-access-token) token with the `gist` scope...

Hey @jakem72360, I merged your commit into https://github.com/b-coimbra/vimch/commit/d448ff6479bdab9385e1552f5eda193318542a4e and bound saveImageHint to `mi`.

Added in [vimch@a59b05f](https://github.com/b-coimbra/vimch/commit/a59b05f4d04096013f678e880c05dcb3bdb7f32c).

In addition to returning true, we also need to call the callback beforehand (see https://github.com/mozilla/webextension-polyfill/issues/130#issuecomment-531531890), otherwise we get: >Unchecked runtime.lastError: A listener indicated an asynchronous response by returning true, but...

@kecmen It was indeed a bug, I fixed it on [vimch@36b7971](https://github.com/b-coimbra/vimch/commit/36b797183fcb9508e81bb9e727039e4d30434ca9). Now it should call Google (or whatever the default search engine is) if the search term is not set...