Is this a #Cloudflare thing? I keep hitting this on multiple websites. I have javascript enabled, and I don't have Ghostery or NoScript.

I guess it's because I'm using #Vimium to navigate via keyboard, which is allowing me to move too fast compared to "normal".

Vimium, it gives you superhuman speed!

🆕 blog post -- How to browse on a Chromebook with just the keyboard

If you have a #Chromebook, chances are your primary usage is to browse the web. #ChromeOS uses the same keyboard shortcuts as the Chrome browser to hop around the internet without a mouse or keyboard. But I’m on a quest to keep my hands on the keyboard all the time. Enter #Vimium: A Chrome extension that lets you browse on a Chromebook with just a keyboard using #Vim shortcuts.

https://www.aboutchromebooks.com/news/how-to-browse-on-a-chromebook-with-just-the-keyboard/

#Vimium's "insert mode" is useful for momentarily accessing the "native shortcuts" of some pages,
🔗 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54219567/what-are-use-cases-of-insert-mode-in-vimium-and-where-is-it-documented
🔗 https://vimium.github.io/
🔗 https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/using-github/keyboard-shortcuts
🔗 https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7631406?hl=en "j" to seek backward 10 seconds is so useful.

As a #vimium user, I predict the combination of search and visual mode select and yank will be a game changer, now that I've read the docs on visual:

https://github.com/philc/vimium/wiki/Visual-Mode

@benjaminhollon @monochrome @JLW_the_Jobber Not sure to follow. I still use the mouse from time to time on Firefox (#Vimium FTW) but I barely use it anywhere else.
What's wrong with my layout?

Avant, je croyais qu'il me fallait des outils en CLI ou TUI pour pouvoir naviguer rapidement avec plein de raccourcis clavier sur Reddit ou Mastodon, mais ça, c'était avant #Vimium.

Für die Nerds da draußen: #Vimium

https://blog.cmmx.de/2023/03/10/vimium-browser-per-tastatur-bedienen/

⌨️ Vimium – A browser extension that provides Vim-style keyboard controls
#Vimium #Chromium #Vim

https://vimium.github.io/

@nikola I wonder how does Trydactyl compare to #vimium

Is anyone using #vimium #firefox plugin? Is there a way to make it work with the reader mode?

#Vimium notes to myself:

Try not to use Ctrl-L to focus on the address bar in order to copy the url. Bringing back focus to the window's content is not easy. You can copy the url with "yy" instead.

You can also use "fy" to copy any link.

If you'd like to avoid using mouse while browsing the internet, you can easily "click" on links without mouse. Just find what you want to click, then (on #Firefox and #Chrome) press [Esc] followed by [Enter] or (Chrome only) hit [Ctrl] + [Enter]. For #vim users, #vimium browser plugin might be even more convenient

I was today years-old when I learned that #Vimium's insert mode just turns off its hotkeys so you can type anything in a website until you hit Esc. I can take a couple sites off Vimium's exception list.

#Accessibility software is addictive. Talon taught me to love #Vimium, and now I'm also really enjoying #Shortcat

The set of tools in my #FLOSS IDE has been consistent for about 10 years now:

- #Debian as the #Linux distribution of choice, on desktop, laptop and server
- #i3wm as the window manager
- #xterm as the terminal emulator
- #tmux as the terminal multiplexer
- #vim as the text editor
- #firefox as the web browser, with #vimium extension of course
- #ranger as my preferred file manager, I use #midnightcommander for some things like archives
- #ssh and #sshfs for remote work
- #git for versioning

I'm using #vimium c keyboard extension both in chrome version and firefox and I'm loving the web browsing experience and without touching the mouse trust me #vim keybindings power #try once

@tekbog I'm still learning #vim, but I already installed the #Vimium plugin in #Firefox. It's pretty cool, you can do a lot of the usual web surfing with vim-like keybindings and don't need to switch to the mouse.

Gonna laugh my ass off if finally using #vim mode in a regular text editing app is the final straw re: me ALSO sucking it up & using my shell's vim bindings instead of the default emacs ones.

To be fair, I did already get the religion of #Vimium in my browser last year (was it just last year? maybe 2021?) and boy howdy is that still an INCREDIBLE quality of life improvement!

If you are a #Vim user and don’t like navigating with the mouse, in most browsers, I would recommend the #Vimium extension. If you’d like to replicate the same thing at the operation system level on MacOS, check out #homerow_app https://www.homerow.app by @dexterleng. Absolutely smashing.

@rasterweb As a #Vimium user, this resonates. Any time I have to disable Vimium for a site I have to take a breath and make an assessment if this site is advanced / important enough to merit changing my controls.