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Go to http://www.smlnj.org/doc/literature.html and try to forward search for "ha" by these keys: / h a

The search box disappears, and the page loses all its formatting.

Also, I think vrome search should reuse the chromium search box, since chromium search is faster and the box looks nicer.

My versions: Chromium 4.0.288.0 (35430), Vrome 0.3.3

in fact, can't attach screenshot.. but in gmail widget and google calendar widget i have this yellow box (adding to main igoogle "pass through")

i think, this could happen because of widgets are actually loads in an iframe, and plugin handles them too..

don't know what to do with it.

not critical

现在 / 命令搜索时，经常刚输入1个字母时，就开始搜索，结果满篇都是搜索结果，还搞得 chrome 巨慢

The sites I enter in the form are not disabled...I have the newest version installed from the chrome gallery.

is it possible to implement "search" using chrome native search box? it have very nice functionality which in fact is much more rich, than basic vimlike search.

and what happends to Ctrl-f hotkey? vimlike redefines it to half-page-down? why so?

is there any full hot-keys list by vimlike?

I think it's a good idea to show the number of results when searching : just like the original C-f or F3 does :)

there is a (great) bug in vrome at this moment.

it "disables" only on several inputs.

for example, when i select "input type=select", then with disabled vrome i can type first letters of option i need and it will be selected in the input box.

another example: try to input some text on http://search.snto.ru/ page. when you are trying to type any of vrome hotkeys - vrome handle it.. may be this happends because immediately after input tag is "id" attribute, not "type" attribute

can you fix this annoying bag plz?

The ctrl-a and ctrl-x keys for incrementing the last number of the URL do not preserve the character count of the number in the URL. For example, 001.html gets incremented to 2.html instead of the correct 002.html. The fix should be as simple as prepending zeros until the incremented string's length matches the original.

French keyboards have their numbers inverted w.r.t. many other keyboards,
i.e. the numbers are on the top of the buttons and are thus accessed by pressing SHIFT
(I know, this sucks :)

Thus the "shiftnum" trick used at line 118 of modules/get-key.js does exactly the opposite as what it should do. I don't know if it's the same on all keyboards, but on mine, the shiftnum trick is useless as keyIdentifier already provides the good key.
Maybe you should check if this is not actually the case on all keyboards?
Otherwise I see two solutions:

• Characters ~!@#$%^... are not that useful so we can keep only the number behaviour even when SHIFT is pressed. Of course it is not a problem for me, but maybe it is for non-French people over there?
• or use a more general solution: I don't know javascript but I cannot believe that key detection is keyboard dependent?????

Cheers,
V.

PS: BTW the if block starting at line 121 of the same file is quite weird as this case will never happen. Is this intended?

gleebox has a very useful and powerful function: to execute YubNub command.

Example in gleebox:
:"YubNub Commands"

Syntax is :command where command is a YubNub command. List of YubNub commands is available at yubnub.org. While using this command, the dollar character ($) can be used to represent the URL of the current page.
Examples -

:fbshare $Share the current page on Facebook
:wp cricketSearch Wikipedia for cricket
:tube elvisSearch YouTube for elvis
:site2pdf $Get a PDF for the current page.
:tw gleeboxSearch Twitter for gleebox

I guess It's very easy to implement this function. Just direct a new web page to url "http://yubnub.org/parser/parse?command=COMMAND". Nothing else...

How do you think?

it seems that vimlike has the same troubles with gmail hotkeys.

i know, that google has a lot of experiments with hotkeys, not only in reader and gmail, but in google docs and others (can't tell any concrete examples, because don't use them as active as gmail and reader)

i realize, that from the js point of view it's complicated to handle a keypress event only when the web page doesn't handle it by itself.

so it may be useful to imlement some of these features

1. disable by default vimlike in all google projects (except google search - it hasn't hotkeys at the moment at all, except in lab)
2. add "default disable sitelist". it may be user personal list or auto updating list, such as adblock+ block lists. i think, that it's a really important feature, because today many sites implements hotkeys (for example, github also has some hotkeys)

p.s. thanks for so quick fix for google reader. it makes me happy )
p.p.s. don't panic from this issue) my own opinion is that implementing plugin help and/or options page is more important than this one. and only after plugin page - enabling default disabling sitelists and autodetecting site hotkeys

Adding a site to the Disabled Site list should not totally block it, but rather put it in "pass through" mode by default, much like Vimperator does.

I have several sites that provide their own shortcuts that conflict with Vrome, e.g. Google Reader. But I still want to be able to close that tab with . So it would be nice if Vrome would just pass through the keystrokes by default but offer the option to be reenabled quickly on demand.

Greetz

go to gmail, press t and type something, then press enter. the new tab opens but the enter is also sent to gmail and opens the selected message. more generally we may find that the is sent to the current window, whatever it may be, which may cause a problem (e.g. submit a form).

When I reopen a closed tab, Chrome also recovers the history of this tab. Undoing with "u" doesn't do that. It's not possible to click the "back" button.

Easy to reproduce.

1. open http://dmwit.com/unimportant/zombies.jpg
2. type "gt" or "d"

Nothing happens.

you know, vimperator has the feather.

Thank your hard work very much.

Vrome uses the built-in keybinding of Control-B, which is used to hide & show the bookmarks bar.

Because no alternative keybinding is prepared for this, it is required to use the mouse for this feature which was formerly possible with the keyboard.

I assume a project goal is to make Chromium more keyboard-friendly. Therefore, any keyboard shortcut that overridden in Chromium should be replaced with some alternative.

while page doesn't loaded completely, press 'f' key to enable links hint mode.
don't press full link number (the simpliest case - doesn't press any digit key)

then on documentOnLoad event yellow hint labels stay on page, but hint input (in the right-bottom corner) is dissapearing and there isn't possibility to select a link. only by pressing Esc and starting all over again.

vimlike version: 0.2.0

didn't see this bug in previous versions

is it possible to add an option to configure size of hints? on my screen, they are too small, so in some cases it's hard for me to discern numbers :(

a small, but annoying bug. this plugin disable hotkeys in google reader (such as j/k navigation through posts)

it's possible to fix it?

It's nice to be able to save webpages, nice pictures, etc. without a filename prompt. In vimperator, this is available under :w, but any other keybinding would be fine.

Hi,

How can I bookmark a page?

I was expecting "a".

Thanks.

-Nash

Google Chrome for Mac (4.0.302.2 dev)

$ rake build
(in ~/vrome)
~/vrome/buildex.rb:12:in `pack': can't convert String into Integer (TypeError)
    from ~/vrome/buildex.rb:12:in `<class:ExCreator>'
    from ~/vrome/buildex.rb:11:in `<main>'

Version: 97d77a6

It might be a good idea to get rid of the button at the top that does nothing but settings, and move the settings to chrome://extensions where they should be.

the chromium address bar has many benefits: automatic google search, automatic search through history, auto-completion. by contrast the open/tabopen box is limited. I suggest simply sending open/tabopen requests to the chrome address bar. The only difficulty will be to make sure the result is sent to a new tab if tabopen was used.

At http://slashdot.org I hit 'f' and the links are numbered, but the HintMode window doesn't
have focus. The numbers I type go into the 'search' input area on the web page. Even though
I made sure it didn't have focus before I hit 'f', the 'search' input area gets focus after I hit 'f'.
I have not seen this problem on other sites.

When using open or tabopen to search for something (instead of going to an address). Vrome should use whatever search engine is set as the default. (instead of using Google).

Example:
I hit "t" then type "foo" and Vrome will search google for "foo". However my default search engine is not google.

Chromium has an option to set a search engine, but vimperator ignores it, preferring a hard-coded Google search. The offending line is modules/url.js:26.

Chome's built-in bookmarking shortcut (for me, at least) is Command-D, but when I hit that, Vrome closes my tab... sort of the opposite of bookmarking. I can't find any way to bookmark using Vrome, either, so I'd say this is a problem, since it forces me to use my mouse if I want to bookmark something.

Chrome v. 5.0.342.1 dev
Vrome v. 0.5.1

Installed Vrome... started to love it... tried to send an email... gmail said "Sending", but never actually completed... disabled Vrome, tried it again, had no problems. Toggled Vrome to enabled, tried it again; fail.

Thank you very much for this wonderful extension.

I created a .vromerc file to diable Vrome on reader.google.com and gmail.google.com. Should I run "nohup vrome > /dev/null &" after every system restart?

However, this is really not friendly for most novice users on any system. Would you please implement a option page for users like other extensions?

PS: Mac os x (at least on mac os x 10.6), gem is installed by default. So Mac users only need
sudo gem install vrome -s http://rubygems.org

On certain websites, Vrome shortcuts do not work until a page has completely finished loading. ('t', ctrl+p & ctrl+n don't work)

As keywords are not currently usable in the Open and TabOpen dialog boxes, I was wondering if it was possible to define a key binding to simply open a specific URL in a new tab -- for example open mail.google.com in a new tab upon pressing G. Is there some command that have this effect?

Cheers!
Rasmus

i found a bug on the site http://habrahabr.ru/

in any post in this blog (like http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/wikipedia/78789/ ) on 'k' keypress instead of scroll up, browser redirects to (random ?) other post. can't figure out why this happends.

never saw such behaviour on any other site

Combine, minify and ¿gzip? js files on releases.

This goes for the Status Update field and the Write-on-somebody's-wall field. It does work in the chat and search fields.

Not that it matters much in the big picture... I will still safe plenty of time even if I have to open gedit to compose my text each time I want to post something on Facebook!

The 'F' key is opening links in the same tab instead of a new tab.

Using:
Mac OSX, Chromium 4.0.286.0 (35376)

go here http://slashdot.org/. press "f" to enable hint mode, but it seems I can't do anything beyond this, can't open link using number or search link using character, it just freeze there.

Trying to search-on-the-fly for Move at this site:
http://search.cpan.org/~JENDA/Win32-FileOp-0.14.1/FileOp.pm

However, after "Mo" it shows the source.

Confusing.

Check out the vimium implementation of this: http://github.com/philc/vimium. Basically links aren't numbers they combinations of letters from the home row. It makes it very easy to type.

This works really well and is far more naturally 'vim' than numbers.

btw, excellent work my fav plugin so far!

When hitting f to enter HintMode, the numbers on each link are too small to recognize (点击 f 后链接上的提示数字字体太小, 无法辨认).
I'm using the beta version of Google Chrome (v 4.0.249.43) on Linux. The problem didn't exist several days ago.

Marks support is very handy in my opinion. ie. "ma" to add a mark to a page "'a" to jump to it. Just like in vim.Vimperator's "QuickMarks" is nice too.

...which would act like P, but open the new tab in the background.

It would be great if the tab open dialog would allow tab-completion of URLs a-la vimperator, showing the fuzzy-search results like the Chrome address bar.

I know this is a very rookie topic to raise, and I'm unsure if it's the right place, but I didn't know where else to ask. I can't seem to get custom shortcuts working in Ubuntu 9.10.

What I've done is:
Installed rubygems following these instructions: http://blog.rubyhead.com/2009/11/02/ubuntu-9-10-ruby-installation/

Created a .vromerc file in my home folder with text
"
map b H
map g gT
map h gt
"
Run "nohup vrome > /dev/null &" in terminal, which then writes:
"[1] 14262
rasmus@OptimusPrime:~$ nohup: ignoring input and redirecting stderr to stdout"
does nothing for a while and reacts with
"[1]+ Exit 1 sudo nohup vrome > /dev/null"
upon my pressing enter.

And nothing happens when I press g or h, and b opens the buffer box...

Does anyone of you know how I should proceed?

In Chromium, Control-B is used to hide and show the bookmarks bar. Vrome remaps this for a vim-like function. A replacement keyboard shortcut should be provided to hide/show the bookmarks bar, otherwise the mouse is needed for this function when it wasn't before.

key [/] is forward search.
in latam keyboard: [/] = [shift] + [7]
and results backward search.

alt+d closes the tab instead of focusing the address bar.
Hope vrome could distinguish 'alt+d' from 'd' :)