Accelerate Chrome's vimium shortcut keys

Use Vimium for a period of time, not fully learning all the shortcut keys. But the design of this minimalist, vim style is very admirable.

Here are some summaries:

vimium Shortcut wiki: An open source Google Chrome extension that provides keyboard shortcuts for navigating and controlling based on the spirit of the Vim editor. Does not change the browser's interface, relying on the keyboard rather than the mouse, so that users can navigate Web pages, tabs and links. Supports user customization. <c-x> Stands forCTRL +x<m-x> Stands forMeta +x<a-x> Stands forALT +xnavigating The current page:?open Help page H left move L Right move J down K up GG go page top G go footer u up half page D down half page F Look for a link and open in the current tab (subject to Chrome overlay) F look for a link and in the New tab open R reload equivalent to refresh GS View Source code I enter insert mode (ignoring all inputs, But after the micro-blog into the j,k can see Weibo, convenient) yy copy the current link to clipboard YF copy a link to the Clipboard GF to the next frame (not understand) GF to main or to P Frame (does not understand) p in the current tab opens Clipboard link p in the new tab opens Clipboard link Navigating toNewpages:o open URL, bookmarks, history entry o Open URL, bookmarks, history entry in new tab B open bookmarks B open bookmarks in the new tab T opens a Find in tabs:/Enter Find mode, enter to search for a string, enter lock, ESC exit N Find the next locked position n find the last locked position Navigating history:h go to the previous page L Go to the next page (the old version of ThinkPad and the game mouse are convenient such shortcut keys) Navigating tab:j go to the previous tab K go after a tab G0 go to the first tab g$ go to the last Ta b^go to the last visited tab will be in two tab flash back T open new tab (Chorme support CTRL+shift+T, opens a new tab after the current tab) (Chrom supports CTRL+T, is to open the new tab after the last tab) YT then open a current tab x close the current tab x to restore the previous closed tab<a-p>Pin and unpin the current tab<a-m>Mute and unmute the current tab use Mark:ma/MA Set local mark A to set global mark a ' a/' a jump to local mark a jump to global mark a ' jump to the previous jump position Others:gu go to the previous level of the current URL gu go to the root layer of the current URL ge go now In the edited URL address GE goes now to edit the URL address in the new tab W current tab opens in a new window>>Move the current tab to the right<<move the GI to the left of the current tab to the first input box**unable to execute vimium on failed refresh page**CTRL shift n open a new Incognito window cannot be used Vimium**ctrl N opens a new window, CTRL +T Open the new tab, focus on the page before you can close the current window with X**basically: Y on behalf of copy or copy open, F for Discovery or discovery Open, G for Jump Chrome or Windows shortcut keys: Ctrl+l navigate to link bar Ctrl+tab Switch Tabalt+tab switching windows

Accelerate Chrome's vimium shortcut keys