Oh I have found another one called #Tridactyl which actually has similar features to Qutebrowser.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/tridactyl-vim/

Some #FavoriteTools

#Vim for #TextEditing

#Firefox w/ #Tridactyl #uBlockOrigin

#Diigo for #Tagging and #Bookmarking web pages

#Inoreader #RSS reader

#Pandoc for document creation/conversion

#Ubuntu (even if it's under Windows)

#Python w/ #Jupyter #Pandas #Matplotlib #numpy #scipy #plac

#TheBrain for #KnowledgeManagement

#MoonReader ebooks and PDFs

#RolandFP90 for #piano #music

#transcribe for working through #music #video

#Leatherman #SkeletoolCX for when my fingers need help

PSA for #Tridactyl users who may have been living under a rock like yours truly:

v1.23 adds support for tab groups!

https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

It works well, and means there's no more need for extra #Firefox extensions. Yay!

@wwwgem I’ve been trying #tridactyl for the last few months and I’m loving it. So much easier to keep hands on the keyboard…

When vim bindings contaminate your web browser

https://www-gem.bearblog.dev/sys_tridactyl/

#tridactyl #firefox #librewolf #vim

@Mehrad you can try #tridactyl it has #emacs support. Also you can use your $EDITOR to write text in any textarea
https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl

https://github.com/jumper047/tridactyl_emacs_config

i loved #qutebrowser for many months because it's vim-like keybindings felt natural for me, even on #mobilelinux. but i'm done with chromium webengine updates breaking stuff again and again, so i'm trying to emulate the feel of qute's keybindings with #firefox #tridactyl. after installing the firefox mobile config, tridactyl keybindings, and hiding the tab bar it is pleasant to use so far on a small screen. hooray for free software!

似乎是不錯的作法，把 private code 放在 #git subtree 裡，然後只公開必要的部份。
只是我可能會反過來，把公開部份放在 subtree 裡，目前預計是寫幾個 git hook 腳本，在提交 #tridactyl rc 後自動過濾生成公開版本。
但就一定要另外立一個 repository 了， #gitlab 似乎沒有 branch 層級的隱私設定。
https://forum.gitlab.com/t/private-branch-public-repo/3136/2

#tridactyl 追一個難以溯源和重現的 bug ，追到一些古老的 commit ，最後發現某個相當底層的函數因為 Object.assign 意外修改了 copy by reference 的原始物件，難以想像這麼大的 bug 造成的行為只是偶爾把 config 搞亂而已
https://github.com/tridactyl/tridactyl/blob/ed5633d2ac7/src/lib/config.ts#L1344

#tridactyl 的 state ，雖然加註了 *Here be dragons* ，但其實也沒什麼特別的。
但 typescript 的 (?) bundler 讓整件事變的很複雜。當你 export default 外又 export 了一些其他東西，然後用 `import * as State` 載入，那打包後在執行期間 State.something 就不會指到 export 的東西，而是指到 defult 的屬性。

#tridactyl
和 repeat 奮鬥一個多小時，終於做好暫時讓 `.` (repeat) 鎖在某一命令的功能了。
`g.` 可以鎖定上一個命令到 `.`，之後就算用了其它命令， `.` 還是只會執行鎖定的命令。
再按一次 `g.` 即取消， `2g.` 則是會重新鎖定為當下的上一個命令。

Newest technical frustration: getting Mastodon's and Tridactyl's keyboard bindings to play nice.

Notably, 'f' is either "favourite toot" (Mastodon) or "Hint mode" (Tridactyl).

OK, the fix appears to be:

Shift + Insert or Ctrl-Alt-Escape — enter "ignore mode" to send all key presses to the web page you are on. Press Shift + Insert or Ctrl-Alt-Escape again to return to the highly productive "normal mode".

Though my MacOS keyboard lacks both "insert and "alt" keys...

OK, "Opt" is "Esc". And once I've used my re-mapped Ctrl kiey (capslock), we're in Ignore mode, which is where I want to be for now...

#Tridactyl #Mastodon #Tips #Firefox #BrowserExtensions

@sl33pysh4m4n Glad to hear you made the switch to :firefox: ! My recommendations are as follows:
Must haves:
#UblockOrigin - ad and content blocker (made by same guy as ublock, just simpler and more user friendly)
#HTTPSEverywhere - enforces secure connection by default
Suggested:
#Tridactyl - control Firefox from the keyboard with vim style keybindings
#PrivacyPossum - blocks referrer and header requests that could reveal info
#PrivacyPossum - blocks trackers

@jiminycricket

> I've used it! But I rely heavily on #tridactyl which does not work with #browsh 🙁

What doesn't work about it? I read that we extension work with Browsh, but haven't tried any out yet

@jiminycricket

> I've used it! But I rely heavily on #tridactyl which does not work with #browsh 🙁

What doesn't work about it? I read that we extension work with Browsh, but haven't tried any out yet

@codesections I've used it! But I rely heavily on #tridactyl which does not work with #browsh 🙁