Chrome artifact Vimium shortcut key learning record

Vimium use shortcut keys to summarize:

J: Move Down.
K: Move up. (I do not understand the default <c-y> expression is what use, using the c-y these three keys have no effect)
H: Move left.
L: Move right.
En: Keep moving to the left.
ZL: Keep moving to the right.
GG: Jumps to the top of the page.
G: Jump to the bottom of the page.
D: Page Down (equivalent to PageDown is pressed)
U: Page up (equivalent to PageUp is pressed)
R: Reload the page (equivalent to F5 refresh page)
GS: View page source code
yy: Copy the URL of the current page to the Clipboard
YF: Copy a URL to the clipboard (actually the equivalent of entering F, and then a lot of encoded URLs, after selecting one, the equivalent of copying one, because there may be a lot of hyperlinks in a page)
gu: Jump to the parent page (such as http://www.douban.com/group/vim/, enter after the jump to the parent page is http://www.douban.com/group/, so the shortcut is different from the H is back to the previous history page)

I: Input mode (if the discovery command does not work, it may be entered in input mode, press ESC to return to command mode)
GI: Focus on the first input box (the input GNI is focused on the nth input box)
F: Open a new link on the current page.
F: Open a new link on the new page.
<a-f&gt: Open multiple links on the current page (no more labels are used, but I mean input af)
B: Open a bookmark on the current page. (input part of the URL will be automatically searched)
B: Open a bookmark in the New tab page
GF: Loop to the next box layer on the current page (may be related to page creation, not currently available)

Find mode: (similar to VIM)
/: Find
N: Find matching content down
N: Find matching content up

Navigation history:
H: Fallback to previous history page (equivalent to left arrow in browser)
L: Go back to the next history page (equivalent to the browser's right arrow)

TAB actions:
K,GT: Jump to a tab on the right
J,GT: Jump to a tab on the left
T: Create a new tab page
X: Close the current tab
X: Restore a tab that just closed

O: equivalent to the Address bar in Chrome, can match the history, favorites and open in the current window, or directly open a URL or search for a keyword (chrome in the full screen when the address bar dead can not come out, with it to solve the problem has been bothering me! ~), if you are pressing the

O, you can open it in a new window!

b Open Search bookmarks only
b Open the search bookmark in a new window

？ : Displays a help hint for a command (and then once again closed)
(Red is a common command)

Chrome artifact Vimium shortcut key learning record