I have posted a blog on this issue at my Blogger: VIM + FIREFOX = VIMERATOR. The following is the re-posting this with a table layout:
| Esc key: | escape from any mode. If you find out keys not working, you may in some mode such as search, Insert or other modes; Press Esc to escape; |
| [num]gt or C-n: | go to next or nth (if num is provided) tab; |
| gT or C-p: | go to the previous tab; |
| g0 or g^: | go to the first tab; |
| g$: | go to the last tab; |
| gf or :view | view the source in the current tab; |
| gh or gH: | go to home page or new tab with home page; |
| gu or gU: | go up parent link or root; |
| gi: | focus the last used input field; |
| gb or gB | Repeat last :buffer! command or reversely. Convenient to switch back to previous visited tab. |
| :buffers or b or B | Show a list of current buffers(tabs). B lists more detailed information such as % for current tab # for previous tab. |
| S-h or C-o: | go to the previous history link; |
| S-l or C-i: | go to the next history link; |
| f or F: | hint mode to display links by number. F for open link in a new tab; |
| ;{keys}: | hint mode by command keys: |
| a or s: | save a link (prompt dialog or no dialog); |
| o or t: | open a link in current tab or new tab; |
| O or T: | open a link in current tab or new tab with its command in the command area(bottom); |
| v: | view source code in the current tab; |
| y: | yank the link; |
| Y: | yank the link’s text; |
| o or t: | open a link in the current or new tab. You can type in a link in the command area then press enter key; |
| O or T: | similar as above with the current link displayed; |
| y: | yank the current link; |
| a or A: | add or added the current link to bookmark; |
| [num]h,j,k, or l: | move left, down, up or right by number if num is provided or by one as default; |
| gg: | move to top; |
| G: | move to button; |
| C-d, C-u, C-b or C-f: | scroll down or up with half or full page; |
| z{keys}: | zooming |
| i: | zoom in; |
| o: | zoom out; |
| z: | back to 100%; |
| :sav[eas]>: | save the current link to disk; |
| /: | start search in Vimperator command area; |
| n or N: | search forward or backward; |
| :st[op] or C-c: | stop current loading; |
| r or R: | fore to reload the current page(R for skipping the cache); |
| d or :quita[ll]: | close the current tab or all tabs; |
| u or :undoa[ll]: | undo closing one or all tabs; |
| :restart: | restart Firefox; |
| :ZQ: | quit and don’t save current session; |
| :ZZ: | quit and save the current session; |
| :ver: | displaying versions of Vimperator and Fixfox; |
| :addon | displaying firefox’s addon; |
| :sbar | open sidebar window with optional selection: Bookmarks, History, Add-ons, Downloads, Preferences… |
| :sbclose | close sidebar window |
| :saveas | save current document to disk with prompt where to save. |
| :addons | open all the add-ons and themes in the current tab. |
| : xall | Save the session and quit |
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Pingback by craschworks » Blog Archive » links for 2009-08-06 — August 6, 2009 @ 10:05 am |
Hi, new post. May I ask you a question? Do you know how to open the link in a new window using the hint mode?
Thanks a lot.
Comment by znotft — November 30, 2010 @ 3:22 am |
Type ;w. You will see hints by numbers. Type a number for a hint. The hint will be opened in a new window. Try ;t for new tab. You may use capitals such as ;W or ;T, the hint link will be displayed and ready for opening. This is a convenient way to modify a link.
Comment by chudq — December 1, 2010 @ 1:36 am |