Modeless Keyboard Navigation

Productivity

Version: 1.64.5

Last Update: 2019-04-13

Overview

Modeless Keyboard Navigation is a Chrome extension developed by James Stout. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Modeless Keyboard Navigation is 1.64.5, updated on 2019-04-13.
27 users have installed this extension. 3 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

Modeless keyboard navigation based on Vimium.

Based on Vimium by Phil Crosby and Ilya Sukhar (see https://github.com/philc/vimium). Unlike Vimium, the keyboard shortcuts can be used at any time, and the default bindings use modifier keys (think Emacs, not Vim). Github: https://github.com/wolfmanstout/vimium

Rating

3 ratings

Total Installs

27

Information

Last Update

2019-04-13

Current Version

1.64.5

Size

232KiB

Author

James Stout

Website

None

Category

Productivity

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Latest Reviews


Bryan Stark 2020-09-11 Sorry but I really dislike that it doesn't have keybindings out of the box. It should already have the keybindings programmed in, but instead it has nothing and I have to program all the keybindings. I like the idea of emacs or vim-like keyboard navigation but I don't have time to program all the keys.
Matthias Toepp 2020-09-06 This extension works very well! It allows me to use Vimium's wonderful keyboard navigation without the overhead of vim mode switching getting in the way. And it can often get in the way!!...for example with the vimium extension I had to press "if" do do what the "f" key does normally on netflix and youtube sites (to make videos fullscreen). ...Plus aren't we all already accustomed to the default browser (non-modal) shortcuts for closing and opening tabs, selecting the address bar, navigating between tabs...etc? This (Modeless Keyboard Navigation) extension's default keybindings were: Control+Comma and Control+Dot (which unfortunately was not in the extension description). Keybindings are viewable under "show available commands" in the extensions options (see the next paragraph if you don't know how to get there). While the extension uses number keys for navigation, for me the home row (asdfghjkl;) characters work better for faster navigation. The default "Characters used for link hints" are easily changeable: Click on the puzzle piece in chrome's upper right corner select "manage extensions" select the "details" button for the "Modeless Keyboard Navigation" extension select "Extension Options" "show advanced options" at the bottom then (finally!!) customize: "Characters used for link hints" Enjoy!!
Bryan “Ironman” Stark 2020-09-11 Sorry but I really dislike that it doesn't have keybindings out of the box. It should already have the keybindings programmed in, but instead it has nothing and I have to program all the keybindings. I like the idea of emacs or vim-like keyboard navigation but I don't have time to program all the keys.
Matthias Toepp 2020-09-06 This extension works very well! It allows me to use Vimium's wonderful keyboard navigation without the overhead of vim mode switching getting in the way. And it can often get in the way!!...for example with the vimium extension I had to press "if" do do what the "f" key does normally on netflix and youtube sites (to make videos fullscreen). ...Plus aren't we all already accustomed to the default browser (non-modal) shortcuts for closing and opening tabs, selecting the address bar, navigating between tabs...etc? This (Modeless Keyboard Navigation) extension's default keybindings were: Control+Comma and Control+Dot (which unfortunately was not in the extension description). Keybindings are viewable under "show available commands" in the extensions options (see the next paragraph if you don't know how to get there). While the extension uses number keys for navigation, for me the home row (asdfghjkl;) characters work better for faster navigation. The default "Characters used for link hints" are easily changeable: Click on the puzzle piece in chrome's upper right corner select "manage extensions" select the "details" button for the "Modeless Keyboard Navigation" extension select "Extension Options" "show advanced options" at the bottom then (finally!!) customize: "Characters used for link hints" Enjoy!!
Bryan “Ironman” Stark 2020-09-11 Sorry but I really dislike that it doesn't have keybindings out of the box. It should already have the keybindings programmed in, but instead it has nothing and I have to program all the keybindings. I like the idea of emacs or vim-like keyboard navigation but I don't have time to program all the keys.