Vimium 'O' does not work.

eti

Hey there, just wanted to recommend the extension called Vimkey: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/vimkey/eeeandejdamjifbgmmmmonggidbccnnj
Even though it's been a while (3 years https://github.com/Haojen/vimkey) since the source code hasn't been updated it works just fine when installed as a chrome extension!

heisznberg

eti thank you I will try it 🙂

Jado

Sorry to necro this thread (though it's only been a few days). The VimKey extension does NOT work as a replacement to Vimium. There are a number of keyboard combos for which Orion seems to take precedence, including X (capital — open closed tab), J/K (capital — move between tabs), etc.

I realize this is a niche plugin, and so it's hard to make it work. That being said, I have an alternate solution, which I outlined here: https://orionfeedback.org/d/10169-allow-full-customization-of-keyboard-shortcuts

YoussefElshahawy1

I just started testing out Orion, and honestly it's really nice seeing the effort being put into it.
My default for now is Zen, but Orion looks so nice and thankfully doesn't obliterate my battery.

Not having Vimium C is a deal-breaker for me though...
From what I read in the thread, there were some fixes merged on February.
Not sure if any thing changed, but the Vimium C extension (from the chrome store) is not working..

wayne

The main actions I would like to see implemented is Forward and Back in history. By default this is shift - h and shift - l in vimimum and they do not work in Orion.

evelant

A reasonably good solution that is more global is to use https://www.homerow.app/. It isn't as tightly integrated with the browser as the vim type extensions but it works OS wide and well enough for scrolling / clicking.

wayne

evelant

Thanks, I use that app, but as I said above I'm really looking to implement Forward and Back in the browser history, something that homerow.app doesn't support. Also, homerow.app doesn't work well with different key layouts, there has been an issue on the github repo for awhile, it looks like the dev is concentrating on his AI app now.

wayne

I was able to fix Vimum history commands by building a patched version of vimimum. I described the bug here: https://orionfeedback.org/d/12005-maximum-call-stack-size-exceeded-in-the-native-kagi-history-userscript

Should be fairly easy to fix on the Orion side.

heisznberg

wayne
god bless you. hopefully they will update it on their side

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