[Recommended] vimperator-convert Firefox to VIM

One of the most important reasons to like Firefox is that Firefox has numerous and very interesting plug-ins. Today, we accidentally discovered another plug-in, vimperator. It can change Firefox to vim.
Vim is the improved version of the VI editor and the most powerful editing tool in Linux. Unlike our traditional text editor, it has almost reached the maximum keyboard utilization rate. Therefore, if you are skilled in VIM operations, you will see that his fingers are moving on the keyboard, editing efficiency and efficiency. Of course, VIM may seem awkward for ordinary people, especially beginners.
Vimperator introduces a concept similar to VIM to operate browsers. For example, it also has command mode and insert mode. In command mode, we can t key and enter a URL so that it can be opened on the new tab. Or press the O key to enter a URL that can be opened in the current tag. Use Ctrl + P/N to switch between the left and right labels. Press and hold the uppercase u to undo the Page accidentally closed. Press d to delete the current tag, the same way as Vim is used for page browsing, hjkl is used to move the screen up, down, and left. I tried it and found it really comfortable to use it. I don't need to switch back and forth on the keyboard, mouse or touch screen.
It also has some other functions, which can be quickly added to favorites, as well as automatic completion of commands, and so on.
For specific help information, you can press ":" to switch to the nameline mode, enter "help" to view the official help document, or press "f1" directly. note that after the initial installation, the menu and toolbar are hidden by default. You can enter the number to switch to the command line mode, then enter SET guioptions + = MT to enable it. you only need to press the uppercase Z when exiting to save the current settings and exit.