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Hi. I'm currently trying out vimperator, after having fallen in love with uzbl (yes I know, I know. But I still like to use FF every now and then).
Anyway, the only problem I have with the thing is the bookmark handling. I know how to create new bookmarks, I know how to display my bookmarks, and I know how to open them with the :open <tab> completion thing. But I find it highly complicated. I mean, I have my regular bookmarks as keybinds anyway and use other bookmarks for sites I only rarely visit. Thus I often don't actually know the name of the site I'm looking for until I read it.
So now I have to type in :bmarks to see what I've got, then type in :open filter <tab> -- and that doesn't work overly brilliant for me anyway.
Vimperator Shortcuts
Does anyone know of, maybe another add-on, or maybe a trick, that would allow me to browse through my bookmarks without mouse and then simply hit <Enter> to open it? Just spent half an hour searching the web for something adequate, but nothing came up. Maybe I'm using the wrong search terms.
Vimperator Alternative
Last edited by JackH79 (2010-08-20 04:00:35)