SUMMARY

A Chrome extension for Vim users, but EMACS users would also love it, as it is much extendable with javascript.

# to click links

f Open a link, press SHIFT to flip hints if they are overlapped.
C Open a link in non-active new tab
cf Open multiple links in a new tab
gf Open a link in non-active new tab
af Open a link in new tab

# to switch tabs

E Go one tab left
R Go one tab right
x Close current tab
X Restore closed tab
W New window with current tab
J Move current tab to left
K Move current tab to right
yt Duplicate current tab
<< Move current tab to left
>> Move current tab to right
g0 Go to the first tab
g$ Go to the last tab
gx0 Close all tabs on left
gxt Close tab on left
gxT Close tab on right
gx$ Close all tabs on right

# to scroll pages / DIVs

0 Scroll all the way to the left
e Scroll a page up
d Scroll a page down
gg Scroll to the top of the page
G Scroll to the bottom of the page
j Scroll down
k Scroll up
h Scroll left
l Scroll right
$ Scroll all the way to the right
% Scroll to percentage of current page
cS Reset scroll target
cs Change scroll target

# to capture full pages / DIV

yG Capture current full page
yS Capture scrolling element

# to search seleted with kinds of search engines

sg Search selected with google
sw Search selected with bing
sy Search selected with youtube
sb Search selected with baidu

# to edit input with vim editor

Ctrl-i Go to edit box with vim editor

# to edit URL with vim editor

su Edit current URL with vim editor

The latest version of Surfingkeys is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 10,000 active users. The initial version was launched on 2020-06-02.

HOW TO INSTALL Surfingkeys FROM A CRX FILE

1. Download Surfingkeys CRX file
2. NOTE: Sometimes the browser may block downloading / installing CRX file from outside the Chrome Web Store. If so, you may need to download the ZIP file instead
3. In the URL bar, go to chrome://extensions
4. Enable Developer mode

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