Is there a powerful yet lightweight vim-like keyboard-centric web browser out there (for Linux)?
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00:00 Is There A Powerful Yet Lightweight Vim-Like Keyboard-Centric Web Browser Out There (For Linux)?
00:51 Answer 1 Score 1
01:09 Answer 2 Score 2
01:27 Accepted Answer Score 9
01:39 Answer 4 Score 4
01:51 Thank you
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Here are some to try:
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There's uzbl
. It follows well the UNIX philosophy, and it's very slim. If you're looking for lightweight and extremely functional, this is it.
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Conkeror is probably the most keyboard-oriented graphical browser I have seen. Apparently it even supports some Firefox extensions. I've never used it myself as it takes a while to learn the keybindings, but maybe you will like it.
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Have you tried Opera yet? When you install it go into the settings and enable UNIX Keyboard shortcuts. Things like ^U work, you can tab through links on the page and select them. They even have a page dedicated to how to use the browser without a mouse: