Open Abdullah16M opened 4 months ago
Cmd+Number
has been used by browser to select N-th tab (from left to right), then you may use Alt+number
alt+n
fails, but I've fixed it in Vimium C v2.x, which will be released in several daysThen, what about this idea:
map xxx Vomnibar.activateTab characters="asdfg"
a
, s
, ..., g
and even as
Um hard to implement it using LinkHints - Vimium C's LinkHints has too many features and then it is too heavy for Vomnibar iframe to run.
- If you mean
Cmd+Number
has been used by browser to select N-th tab (from left to right), then you may useAlt+number
- yes Vimium C v1.x has some bugs on macOS so
alt+n
fails, but I've fixed it in Vimium C v2.x, which will be released in several days
titles are not enough for me - I often open some websites which are not well-designed, and their tabs share same short titles
yes it's an issue
Then, what about this idea:
* `map xxx Vomnibar.activateTab characters="asdfg"` * then show tabs with current number circles, while the number will be replaced with `a`, `s`, ..., `g` and even `as` * consume follow keys just like LinkHints * or exit this mode, if only on a space or other non-matched keys.
Yes that would be great, i have a few suggestions:
characters="asdfg"
to hintCharacters="asdfg"
or tabCharacters
would be better, as characters
may be used for other purposes later on.What about limiting max-width of Vomnibar to 2000px, especially when on a 4K screen?
Requested feature Switch tabs using hints like in surfingkeys (video below)
Demonstration in sufingkeys https://github.com/gdh1995/vimium-c/assets/68733950/9c0ce5d7-31d7-4774-b043-73fd6e6e4b82
Steps
Why? This is a great UX improvement.