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When I use f command (Open a link in the current tab), I press the wrong keys sometimes. For example, press sv instead of sc.
f
sv
sc
At this point, if a page changes (e.g., js script), the original link of sc is changed to another one, like sf.
sf
I think it is non-intuitive. Because my target is considered to remain as same as before I press the wrong key.
When a page changes,
I pressed f button, and my target is aj:
aj
(link: https://www.google.com/search?q=vimium)
If I pressed sj, by mistake, some new DOM element shows up to the right side:
sj
As you can see, now the aj change to sf.
p.s., I think, in some aspect, this can be regarded as a bug.
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When I use
f
command (Open a link in the current tab), I press the wrong keys sometimes. For example, presssv
instead ofsc
.At this point, if a page changes (e.g., js script), the original link of
sc
is changed to another one, likesf
.I think it is non-intuitive. Because my target is considered to remain as same as before I press the wrong key.
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When a page changes,
f
command)Real world example
I pressed
f
button, and my target isaj
:(link: https://www.google.com/search?q=vimium)
If I pressed
sj
, by mistake, some new DOM element shows up to the right side:As you can see, now the
aj
change tosf
.p.s., I think, in some aspect, this can be regarded as a bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: