VinimalThe few Vimium keys you use, made to look good.
A Chrome extension for browsing with the keyboard: j and k to scroll, f to follow a link. Nothing to set up.
- Off is one click, per site.
- Private. Only the licence check leaves your browser.
- Open source. GPL-3.0.
- 14 days free, then pay what you want, from $0.
That’s the whole manual.
The Vimium keys people actually use, and nothing else to learn.
- j/kScroll down / up
- h/lScroll left / right
- ggTop
- shiftgBottom
- controle/controlyPage down / up
- gt/gshifttNext / previous tab
- fClick a link (tap ⌘ first: new tab)
- escClose, or leave a text field
- ?These keys
Keys typed in a text field, or with ⌘, Ctrl or Alt held, go to the page as usual.
Press f and every link gets a key.
One or two letters, home row first. Type one to follow it; tap ⌘ first to open it in a new tab.
Off is one click.
Gmail, YouTube and GitHub have shortcuts of their own. Click Vinimal’s icon and it leaves that site alone, until you click again.
Nothing leaves your browser.
Except a daily licence check with Polar, the shop that sells the keys. No analytics, in the extension or on this site.
Pay what you want, even nothing.
Try it for 14 days, then get a licence key.
Open source, GPL-3.0. Build it yourself and it’s free for good.
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