Add Vim style key bindings

[Brixy]

Hi and thanks for this cool browser.

As I use Qutebrowser or Firefox with Tridactyl I find it a bit hard to use Lagrange without Vim key bindings.

If this is of interest for you I would suggest these Vim style key bindings:

• j: scroll down
• k: scroll up
• /: open search
• n: search next
• N: search previous
• Enter: if search result is part of a link text, Enter opens link
• ^d: half page down
• ^u: half page up
• ^f: full page down
• ^b: full page up
• J: next tab
• K: previous tab
• H: history back
• L: history forward.

Thanks a lot.

[skyjake]

I think most of these are already achievable by changing the bindings in Preferences > Keys.

To clarify, did you intend this to be a predefined set of bindings that you can quickly apply?

[Brixy]

Oh—I am new to Lagrange and just underestimated its flexibility.

Setting Vim style keys just works fine—apart from a few exceptions like gg (for ‚go to top‘).

You can close this issue if you want, unless you are interested in ‚normal‘ + Vim style key bindings by default.

Thanks a lot.

[tobykurien]

On a related note, if I set "d" to close a tab, it works, but then if I use the "f" to follow link, and the link key is "d", then the d closes the tab instead of following the link.

[skyjake]

@tobykurien That sounds like issue #419.