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# Vim Vixen
[](https://greenkeeper.io/)
[](https://gitter.im/vim-vixen/vim-vixen)
[](https://circleci.com/gh/ueokande/vim-vixen)
[](https://david-dm.org/ueokande/vim-vixen?type=dev)
Vim Vixen is a Firefox add-on which allows you to navigate with keyboard on the browser.
Firefox started to support WebExtensions API and will stop supporting add-ons using legacy APIs from version 57.
For this reason, many legacy add-ons do not work on Firefox 57.
Vim Vixen is a new choice for Vim users since Vim Vixen uses the WebExtensions API.
## Basic usage
### Key-maps
The key-maps are configurable in the add-ons preferences by navigating to `about:addons` and selecting "Extensions".
The default mappings are as follows:
#### Console
- <kbd>:</kbd>: open console
- <kbd>o</kbd>, <kbd>t</kbd>, <kbd>w</kbd>: open a page in current tab, new tab, or new window
- <kbd>O</kbd>, <kbd>T</kbd>, <kbd>W</kbd>: similar to <kbd>o</kbd>, <kbd>t</kbd>, <kbd>w</kbd>, but that contains current URL
- <kbd>b</kbd>: Select tabs by URL or title
- <kbd>a</kbd>: add current page to the bookmarks
#### Tabs
- <kbd>!</kbd><kbd>d</kbd>: delete pinned tab
- <kbd>u</kbd>: reopen close tab
- <kbd>r</kbd>: reload current tab
- <kbd>R</kbd>: reload current tab without cache
### Navigation
- <kbd>f</kbd>: start following links in the page
- <kbd>H</kbd>: go back in history
- <kbd>L</kbd>: go forward in history
- <kbd>[</kbd><kbd>[</kbd>, <kbd>]</kbd><kbd>]</kbd>: find prev or next links and open it
- <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>u</kbd>: go to parent directory
- <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>U</kbd>: go to root directory
- <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>i</kbd>: focus first input
#### Misc
- <kbd>y</kbd>: copy URL in current tab
- <kbd>p</kbd>: open clipbord's URL in current tab
- <kbd>P</kbd>: open clipbord's URL in new tab
- <kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>Esc</kbd>: enable or disable the add-on in current tab.
- <kbd>/</kbd>: start to find a keyword in the page
- <kbd>n</kbd>: find next keyword in the page
- <kbd>N</kbd>: find prev keyword in the page
- <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>f</kbd>: view page source
### Console commands
Vim Vixen provides a console for `ex`-style commands similar to Vimperator.
Open the console with <kbd>:</kbd>. Or start it with initial values using
<kbd>o</kbd>, <kbd>t</kbd>, or <kbd>w</kbd>.
#### `:open` command
The `:open` command operates two different ways, depending on the parameter.
When the parameter is a URL, that URL is opened in the current tab.
```
:open http://github.com/ueokande
```
Otherwise, the current tab will open a search page with the supplied string (defaults to Google).
```
:open How to contribute to Vim-Vixen
```
To use a search engine other than the default, specify which search engine to use as the first parameter.
```
:open yahoo How to contribute to Vim-Vixen
```
To adjust the search engine default and add/remove search engines, see the [search engines](#search-engines) section.
#### `:tabopen` command
Open a URL or search keywords by search engine in new tab.
#### `:quit` command
Close the current tab.
#### `:bdelete` command
Close a certain tab.
#### `:bdeletes` command
Close tabs matches with keywords.
#### `:winopen` command
Open a URL or search keywords by search engine in new window.
#### `:buffer` command
Select tabs by URL or title matched by keywords.
#### `:set` command
`:set` command can set properties on console.
##### `smoothscroll` property
Enable/disable smooth scroll.
```
:set smoothscroll " enable smooth scroll
:set nosmoothscroll " disable smooth scroll
```
##### `hintchars` property
Set hint characters
```
:set hintchars=0123456789
```
##### 'adjacenttab' property
Open a new tab on adjacent of the current tab.
```
:set noadjacenttab " open a tab at last
:set adjacenttab " open a tab adjacently
```
### Search engines
Vim Vixen supports search by search engines like Google and Yahoo.
You can configure search engines, including the default search engine, in the add-ons preferences.
The URLs specified in `"engines"` must contain a {}-placeholder, which will be
replaced with the search keyword parameters of the command.
```json
{
"search": {
"default": "google",
"engines": {
"google": "https://google.com/search?q={}",
"yahoo": "https://search.yahoo.com/search?p={}",
"bing": "https://www.bing.com/search?q={}",
"duckduckgo": "https://duckduckgo.com/?q={}",
"twitter": "https://twitter.com/search?q={}",
"wikipedia": "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search={}"
}
}
}
```
### Blacklist
The blacklist allows you to disable the plugin for certain pages by URL patterns.
For instance, when you describe `"*.slack.com"`, the plugin is disabled on any Slack rooms.
In addition, you can also specify path patterns, such as `"example.com/mail/*"`.
```json
{
"blacklist": [
"*.slack.com",
"example.com/mail/*"
]
}
```
You can toggle Vim Vixen between disabled and enabled with `shift + Esc`.
## Licence
MIT
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