Configure the vim shortcut for opera:
Compared to Firefox/chrome, opera does not use Vim plug-ins. Therefore, you can only manually configure the shortcut key to partially achieve functions similar to vimperator and vimium.
The common shortcut keys are as follows:
| CTRL-W |
Close Tab |
| CTRL-T |
Create a tab |
| CTRL-L/alt-d |
Select Address Bar |
| Alt-F4 |
Close current window |
| Backspace |
Back |
Below is my configured shortcut, refer to the http://www.calmar.ws/opera/, but something on this page is outdated.
| H |
Scroll left |
| L |
Scroll right |
| K |
Scroll up |
| J |
Scroll down |
| G |
Go to Start |
| E |
Go to end |
| N |
Highlight next URL |
| P |
Highlight previous URL |
| Shift L |
Switch to previous page |
| Shift H |
Switch to next page |
| T |
Open link in New Page |
I think SHIFT + L/h is the most common option to jump to the previous/next tab.
You can use N and P to jump in the link, and press enter to open in the current window, t to open in the new window. However, if you select a link for one iteration like this, the speed is still too slow, so you still need a link hint like vimperator. This function can be implemented through user Js.