It took a little while to figure out, but your explanations of the vimium://*** URLs were helpful, and the workaround to duplicate the active tab as a background tab works as expected. Thank you.
Yes, I mean multiple keywords on the Vomnibar. Is this something technically possible, i.e., not limited by Chrome's API? If I understand correctly, vimium://parse is the relevant command, but it currently returns only a single URL and must be redesigned to return multiple URLs to support multiple keywords on the Vomnibar. Is this correct? Is it a feature which may be implemented?
I have a new question: Can a keyword function as a custom search engine and as the root domain of the custom search engine when there is no text after the keyword? For example, one of my custom search engines is mal: https://myanimelist.net/search/all?q=%s
As expected, if I type mal Spice and Wolf, Vimium C will search myanimelist.netfor Spice and Wolf
But if I type mal followed by no text, Vimium C will take me to https://myanimelist.net/search/all?q=
However, I want Vimium C to take me to https://myanimelist.net/ instead
I realize I can create a second keyword, ;mal, but I wonder if a keyword can function as a custom search engine and as the root domain of the custom search engine when no text follows the keyword for consistency and simplicity.
I have a few other questions:
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Is there a way to reload all tabs, not just the active tab?
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Is custom CSS for Vimium C different from Vimium? The reason I ask is because the custom dark themeI found online works for Vimium, but not Vimium C. I do not see a Vimium C wiki entry for custom CSS.
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How can I find and implement a search engine's search suggestions?
I have couple of more suggestions:
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Hints to select text. This feature would be especially useful: It is easy to lose track of the indicator, and sometimes the indicator disappears. Hints to select text would make visual mode much easier to use.
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Helpful hints.