His Majesty Vimperator launched an offensive, suddenly, from the east

Since Chrome began to work stably under Linux, I started using this wonderful browser. Indeed, you get used to speed quickly, after that other browsers are already “not right”.
And as an active user of the Vim editor plugin, and Vimperator for Firefox, I constantly had to put up with a moment of bewilderment when I pressed “j” to scroll through the page, and in Chrome nothing happened, and then, spitting, I grabbed the mouse .

And recently, quite accidentally, I came across a project created by a Japanese programmer who, of course, does not realize the full potential of Vimperatora, but the most favorite features are present in it, namely:

• Navigation by: j, k, l, h
• Hint mode: (f, F)

Inside the input fields:

• Esc, ctrl + [- transition to normal mode
• trl + a - go to the beginning of the field, select all by repeated pressing
• trl + e - go to the end of the field
• trl + f - Cursor right
• trl + e - Cursor left
• trl + d - Delete to the right
• trl + h - Delete to the left

Normal mode

• r - Reload Page
• d - Close page
• u - Restore closed page page
• H - Go back in history
• L - Going forward in history
• G - Scroll bottom of page
• gg - Scroll top of page
• 0 - Scroll to the top of the page (horizontally)
• $ - Scroll to the bottom of the page (horizontally)

Video showing the basics of the work:

Project Page (translated by google)
Project Page (japanese)