Qutebrowser is worth a mention too. Google has sufficiently neutered extensions that I fell out of the flow pretty often with Vimium (e.g., can't work on any of the built-in pages or some other Google properties), but having chrome exist at a much lower level and building the UI around vim bindings has made it a 10x better experience for me in Qutebrowser.
There is `--extensions-chrome-urls` command-line flag (Chrome shows a scary warning, it works otherwise).
I used Vimium for years until I discovered SurfingKey, which offers way more features.
Great it also highlights searches, hated that Vimium didn't do that :-)
And with the Firenvim extension you can run a neovim instance in any text area! (Currently typing this inside neovim inside my browser)
Re:I have reached Vim nirvana
by photonbeam on Tuesday December 27, 2022 @03:18PM
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The set of permissions needed is somewhat concerning
Re:I have reached Vim nirvana
by sexymaniac on Wednesday December 28, 2022 @12:57PM
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checkout tridactyl, it gives much better experience than vimium.
Re:I have reached Vim nirvana
by dexterleng on Wednesday December 28, 2022 @06:10PM
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Love Vimium! Loved it so much I wanted it OS-wide. So I made Homerow, basically Vimium + Spotlight for the macOS user interface.
Vimium radically improved my entire web browsing experience. I can't live without it anymore.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vimium-ff/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/vimium/dbepggeogba...