How to map jj/jk as escape key when in insert mode?

[uzza1hossain]

I tried multiple formats none of them worked. mapKey mapKey "jj" mapKey jj

[gdh1995]

No you can't. Vimium C's InsertMode can only exit on a single key.

If you mean a plain insert mode auto entered when an input box is focused, then mapKey <any_key> <esc> will make Vimium C exit insert mode on the key.

If you mean the command named enterInsertMode, then it support a parameter of key to exit on a "neither-letter-nor-number" key, like <c-a> or <f1>:

map i enterInsertMode key="<c-i>"

[elig0n]

If you mean a plain insert mode auto entered when an input box is focused, then mapKey <any_key> <esc> will make Vimium C exit insert mode on the key.

is it possible to bind several keys/combos to exit insert mode for the mapping ?

[gdh1995]

No. enterInsertMode's key can only be one (composed) key. But there're some other commands to simulate it.

1. the below code means c and a following d will make Vimium C exit from disabled mode

map i openUrl url="vimium://status/disable/^%20c"
mapKey c <v-c>
mapKey <c:i> <v-c> # work around an issue in v1.99.3 that `mapKey c <v-c>` doesn't work in insert mode
map <v-c>d openUrl url="vimium://status/reset"

• you may replace d with other sequences of keys.
• <v-c> is just a inner name and can be renamed into anything looking like <v-***>
• c is only an example, and it will prevent you from typing c characters in an input box; so a better "first key" can be a composed key (like <a-a>) or F1-F12 .

[gdh1995]

If you want to trigger key sequences in a "plain" insert mode (not from enterInsertMode, but entered when an input box is focused), then this is just enough:

mapKey <c:i> <v-c>
map <v-c>d dispatchEvent esc