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Vimium C
A keyboard shortcut browser extension for keyboard-based navigation
A keyboard shortcut tool for keyboard-based page navigation and browser tab operations with advanced omnibar and global shortcuts. Vimium C is an open-source browser extension that provides keyboard-based inner-page navigation, browser tab operations, and an enhanced search panel, so you may take full advantage of your browser without a mouse or touchpad. It supports all original commands of Vimium and some new useful commands (a full list can be seen in a help dialog in the Vimium C Options... -
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Vim Vixen
Accelerates your web browsing with Vim power
Vim Vixen is a Firefox add-on which allows you to easily navigate the web by keyboard. Since version 57, Firefox has migrated to the WebExtensions API and has dropped support for legacy add-ons. Vim Vixen is a new choice for Vim users since it uses the WebExtensions API. To get Vim Vixen, install it from Firefox add-ons. Vim Vixen is supported on Firefox 68 ESR. Please install the latest version of stable ESR from the download page. You can install Vim Vixen from Firefox add-ons...
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