Turn your Firefox and Google Chrome into the Vim editor

Vimium is a Google Chrome extension which provides keyboard shortcuts for navigation and control in the spirit of the Vim editor. Watch this video to get a feel for how it works:

Features

Helps you navigate the web without touching the mouse.
Uses a clever highlighting method to navigate using links.
Customizable keyboard shortcuts
Has an in-page help dialog to remind you of your personalized shortcuts.

Instalation

Add the add-on with Firefox: + Add to Firefox

Or Google Chrome:

Some keyboard shortcuts

To know the commands just press: ?. A combo with all the shortcut keys for navigation will open, let’s see the main features:

? - as we have already seen, a HELP for the commands;
o - opens a box to type the URL and open it on the same page that is
O - (shift + o) - opens a box to type the URL and opens in a new tab
j - moves down;
k - moves upwards;
gg - goes to the top of the page, already disables that javascript that makes the scroll (to the top);
G - go to the bottom of the page;

d - make pagination (similar to less via command line) the page;
u - also makes pagination only upwards;
h - and l move to the left and right sides, respectively, if a page has this option;
i - insertion mode, check the field in the lower left field. v visual mode. ESC exits modes.
T - opens a combo to navigate through the open tabs
/ - also like Vim, opens the search bar and n matches new (next) terms according to the researcher, N also, only previous ones.
H - returns one to the available page in the history and L to the front.
x - closes a tab and X restores an open tab.
F - Marks and displays fields you want to click and open, F opens in a new tab.