Vimium 1.55 is out

[Stephen Blott]

Here are the release notes:

1.55 (2016-05-26)

• New commands:
  • visitPreviousTab - visit the previous tab (by recency) with ^, or the tab before that with 2^.
  • passNextKey - pass the next key to the page. For example, using map <c-]> passNextKey, you can close Facebook's messenger popups with <c-]><Esc>.
• Link hints:
  • Now work across all frames in the tab.
  • Now select frames and scrollable elements.
  • Now accept a count prefix; 3F opens three new background tabs, 999F opens many tabs.
  • For filtered link hints, a new option on the settings page requires you to press Enter to activate a link; this prevents unintentionally triggering Vimium commands with trailing keystrokes.
• Miscellaneous:
  • gg now accepts a count prefix.
  • W now accepts a count prefix; 3W moves three tabs to a new window.
  • With smooth scrolling, 2j-and-hold now gives a faster scroll than j-and-hold.
  • You can now bind keys to a command with a defined count prefix; for example, map d scrollDown count=4.
  • You can now bind three-key (or longer) sequences; for example, map abc enterInsertMode.
  • c-y and c-e now scroll in visual mode.
  • The Vimium help dialog has been re-styled.
• Bug fixes:
  • <c-a-[> is no longer treated as escape.
  • Fix icon display and memory leak due to a regression in recent Chrome versions (49+).
• For web-devs only:
  • When disabled on a tab, Vimium no longer pollutes the dev console with network requests.

[Phil Crosby]

This is a great release. Awesome work Steve and everyone who contributed to it!

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[Ilya Sukhar]

Great stuff! Thanks for working on this.