cVim

An extension adding Vim-like bindings to Google Chrome

cVim brings the power of Vim to your browser. Update of original cVim by 1995eaton for Manifest V3. Key Features - Link hints — press f to label every link on the page and jump to it with a keystroke. Open in new tabs, new windows, hover, or yank URLs. - Vim-style scrolling & navigation — j/k, gg/G, half-page and full-page scrolling, plus smooth-scroll support. - Powerful command bar — : opens a command line with tab completion for opening URLs, tabs, and windows. - Search completion — inline suggestions from various predefined search engines, with the ability to add custom ones. - History & bookmark search — fuzzy-search your history and bookmarks (with folder support) right from the command bar. - Tab management — open, close, move, pin, reorder, and jump between tabs entirely from the keyboard. - Find mode — regex-capable page search with highlighting, plus caret and visual selection modes. - QuickMarks & marks — bookmark sets and scroll positions you can jump to instantly. - Fully customizable — remap any key, define leader mappings, and configure everything through a Vim-style .cvimrc file. - Per-site control — allow/deny sites and apply site-specific settings. Built for power users Configure cVim exactly how you like with a familiar set/let/map syntax. Sync your settings, create command aliases, and tailor link-hint characters, search engines, and keybindings to your workflow. Get started: press f to click a link, : to open the command bar, or / to search the page. Type :help or visit the options page to explore everything cVim can do.