The blacklist allows you to disable the plugin for certain pages by URL patterns.
The blacklist allows you to disable the plugin for certain pages by URL patterns.
For instance, you could use `"*.slack.com"` to disable the plugin on all Slack channels.
For instance, you could use `"*.slack.com"` to disable the plugin on all Slack channels.
In addition, you can also specify path patterns, such as `"example.com/mail/*"`.
In addition, you can also specify path patterns, such as `"example.com/mail/*"`.
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You can toggle Vim Vixen between disabled and enabled with
You can toggle Vim Vixen between disabled and enabled with
<kbd>shift</kbd>+<kbd>Esc</kbd>.
<kbd>shift</kbd>+<kbd>Esc</kbd>.
## Partial Blacklist
The partial blacklist disables certain keys for each webpage separately.
This is enabled by describing object with `"url"` and `"keys"` instead of a string in the blacklist.
To disable <kbd>j</kbd> and <kbd>k</kbd> keys (scroll down and up) on github.com as an example, describe target url and disabled keys as the following:
```json
{
"blacklist" [
{ "url": "github.com", "keys": ["j", "k"] }
]
}
```
The partial blacklist blocks all operations starting with the keys but not exactly-matched.
That means if the g described in "keys" field, it block all operation starting with <kbd>g</kbd>, such as <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>g</kbd>, <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>t</kbd>, and <kbd>g</kbd><kbd>T</kbd>.