Dahan Gong
Dahan Gong
You may try the `LinkHints.activateWithQueue` command, which has been mapped to `Alt+F` by default. You may also enter the queue mode from a plain LinkHints (`f`), by pressing `Alt` key...
Okay, then I do accept this idea while up to now I have no enough rest time to write and improve this feature, sorry. Somehow like https://github.com/gdh1995/vimium-c/issues/666#issuecomment-1694672733 .
On Vomnibar, you may press `Shfit+Delete` to remove a suggested tab or browser history item.
@shallowbit Sorry but what did `added as a vomnibar command for keymapping` mean? On Vomnibar, you may use "per-mode mapKey" to change its pre-defined shortcuts, like: ``` mapKey ``` See...
Vimium C is not marked as Firefox+Android compatiable, mainly because code of its tabs and windows commands need lots of reviews before working. And I have no such Android Pad...
Um, now the scrolling has been somehow "smooth". Some years ago Vimium C used a same strategy to scroll smoothly just like Vimium, but the code worked badly on a...
Basically I'm satisfied with the current "smooth scrolling" logic, because I think: 1. constant speed is good, at least in the beginning phase, like a short keydown and keyup 2....
I think it's because Arc browser hooks how Chromium manages tabs and closed tab sessions, while it does something wrong with extension APIs. Nothing can be done from Vimium C...
Sorry I can not get what do you want. Could you explain the meanings of the two keys and what you wanted by the `mapKey` rule which was refused by...
No Vimium C can not change how your browser handles pressed keys. VisualMode in Vimium C has its own shortcuts to move / extend cursors, which are basically borrowed from...