# Vimium

### Marks

The use of marks has changed the way which I navigate the internet: leaving marks using the `m [newkey]` where \[newkey] is an lowercase or uppercase character to leave a local or global mark, respectively. Local marks are page specific whereas global marks are shared between tabs and instances of Chrome. A limitation is that if that particular window will not become active if it is not already. 

On imgur, using the shortcut \`]]\` will move to the next image, another way to waste time there

#### Table of Vimium Keybinds

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Page Navigation" %}

| Keys      | Action                                      |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| j, \<c-e> | Scroll Down                                 |
| k, \<c-y> | Scroll up                                   |
| gg        | Scroll to the top of the page               |
| G         | Scroll to the bottom of the page            |
| d         | Scroll a half page down                     |
| u         | Scroll a half page up                       |
| h         | Scroll left                                 |
| l         | Scroll right                                |
| r         | Reload the page                             |
| yy        | Copy the current URL to the clipboard       |
| p         | Open the clipboard's URL in the current tab |
| P         | Open the clipboard's URL in a new tab       |
| i         | Enter insert mode                           |
| v         | Enter visual mode                           |
| gi        | Focus the first text input on the page      |
| f         | Open a link in the current tab              |
| F         | Open a link in a new tab                    |
| gf        | Select the next frame on the page           |
| gF        | Select the page's main/top frame            |

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Vomni Bar" %}

| key          | Open URL, bookmark or history entry              |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------ |
| o            | Open URL, bookmark or history entry              |
| O            | Open URL, bookmark or history entry in a new tab |
| b            | Open a bookmark                                  |
| B            | Open a bookmark in a new tab                     |
| T            | Search through your open tabs                    |
| {% endtab %} |                                                  |

{% tab title="find" %}

| key          | Using find                                |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------- |
| /            | Enter find mode                           |
| n            | Cycle forward to the next find match      |
| N            | Cycle backward to the previous find match |
| {% endtab %} |                                           |

{% tab title="history" %}

| ey           | Navigating history    |
| ------------ | --------------------- |
| H            | Go back in history    |
| L            | Go forward in history |
| {% endtab %} |                       |

{% tab title="tabs" %}

| key           | Manipulating tabs            |
| ------------- | ---------------------------- |
| t             | Create new tab               |
| J, gT         | Go one tab left              |
| K, gt         | Go one tab right             |
| ^             | Go to previously-visited tab |
| g0            | Go to the first tab          |
| g$            | Go to the last tab           |
| yt            | Duplicate current tab        |
| \<a-p>        | Pin or unpin current tab     |
| \<a-m>        | Mute or unmute current tab   |
| x             | Close current tab            |
| X             | Restore closed tab           |
| {% endtab %}  |                              |
| {% endtabs %} |                              |


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