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Exclude keys with modifiers from specific sites #3694

Open wchargin opened 4 years ago

wchargin commented 4 years ago

I want to configure Vimium to pass through <C-e> on Google Meet, which uses that shortcut to toggle video. Specifically, I want to be able to load a Meet tab and press Ctrl-E to toggle my video without having to enter insert mode.

I’ve tried setting an exclusion rule for e, E, <c-e>, <C-e>, and <Ctrl-e>; none works. For the last three patterns, the top bar displays text like “Vimium will exclude -<>Celrt”, suggesting that this isn’t being parsed in the way that I want.

I do still want to be able to use <C-e> on other sites; I find it very helpful.

I’ve read related issues like #3168, #2889, and #1906, but these seem to all be about disabling the <C-[> escape sequence specifically.

GaetanLepage commented 3 years ago

Hello ! As I wanted to completely disable it, I simply unmaped it.

unmap <c-e>

onichandame commented 3 years ago

Hello ! As I wanted to completely disable it, I simply unmaped it.

unmap <c-e>

false. unmap requires the following word to have only 1 letter e.g. unmap j. unmap <c-e> is just ignored.

gdh1995 commented 3 years ago

no, unmap should support composed keys and even key sequences, like: unmap g0

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Hello ! As I wanted to completely disable it, I simply unmaped it.

unmap <c-e>

false. unmap requires the following word to have only 1 letter e.g. unmap j. unmap <c-e> is just ignored.

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jerkey commented 2 years ago

I had the same problem with Google Sheets, vimium (in Brave Browser) was eating the Escape key no matter how hard i hammered the key, and it was maddening to not be able to leave editing a cell that I did not mean to edit!

answer: click the vimium icon, type <c-[> (meaning Control-[ aka ESC) and click "add rule" and then "save"

I understand that this may not have been working when this thread was started, but it worked for me today.

gdh1995 commented 2 years ago

@jerkey The reason your passKeys worked is it includes [, and I think a single [ character is enough in you situation.