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Vim Vixen is a Firefox add-on which allows you to navigate with keyboard on the browser.
Firefox started to support WebExtensions API and will stop supporting add-ons using legacy APIs from version 57.
For this reason, many legacy add-ons do not work on Firefox 57.
and Vim Vixen is a new choise for Vim users since Vim Vixen uses WebExtensions API
Vim Vixen is a new choice for Vim users since Vim Vixen uses the WebExtensions API.
## Basic usage
### Key-maps
The key-maps are configurable in preferences of the add-ons.
The default mapping are shown in the following.
The key-maps are configurable in the add-ons preferences by navigating to `about:addons` and selecting "Extensions".
The default mappings are as follows:
#### Console
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### Console commands
Vim-Vixen provides a console like the Vimperator's one.
Vim Vixen provides a console for `ex`-style commands similar to Vimperator.
Open the console with <kbd>:</kbd>. Or start it with initial values using
<kbd>o</kbd>, <kbd>t</kbd>, or <kbd>w</kbd>.
#### `:open` command
Open a URL or search keywords by search engine in current tab,
When specified parameter is formatted in URL as following, URL is opened to current tab.
The `:open` command operates two different ways, depending on the parameter.
When the parameter is a URL, that URL is opened in the current tab.
```
:open http://github.com/ueokande
```
If specified parameters are keywords as following, open new tab searched by the
keywords with search engines (default to Google).
Otherwise, the current tab will open a search page with the supplied string (defaults to Google).
```
:open How to contribute to Vim-Vixen
```
You can specify search engines in first parameter.
For the default of search engines, see [search engines](#search-engines) section.
To use a search engine other than the default, specify which search engine to use as the first parameter.
```
:open yahoo How to contribute to Vim-Vixen
```
To adjust the search engine default and add/remove search engines, see the [search engines](#search-engines) section.
#### `:tabopen` command
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### Search engines
Vim-Vixen support to search by search engines such as google or yahoo.
But the engines are independent on browsers' because of there is a limitation of WebExtensions.
Vim Vixen supports search by search engines like Google and Yahoo.
You can configure search engines and default search engine in preferences of the add-ons.
The URLs specified in `"engines"` must contain a {}-placeholder, which will
replaced with keywords in parameters of the command.
You can configure search engines, including the default search engine, in the add-ons preferences.
The URLs specified in `"engines"` must contain a {}-placeholder, which will be
replaced with the search keyword parameters of the command.
```json
{
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### Blacklist
Blacklist allows 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, when you describe `"*.slack.com"`, the plugin is disabled on any Slack rooms.
In addition, you can also specify path patterns, such as `"example.com/mail/*"`.
Disabled plugin can be made re-enabled by Shift+Esc (in default).
```json
{
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}
```
You can toggle Vim Vixen between disabled and enabled with `shift + Esc`.
## Licence
MIT