On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 14:35 -0700, Paul Heinlein wrote: > OK, the Subject header is flame bait, but I accidentally discovered > vi-esque shortcuts in Google Calendar today. In any view (day, week, > month), you can navigate to the next time unit using j or n or to the > previous time unit using k or p. > > I find that hilarious. >
Google Reader: j/k -- next item, previous item m -- mark item (toggle read or unread) gh -- go to GR homepage ga -- show "All items" view gs -- show starred items gt [tag] -- go to specified tag This is why I like Google Reader ... very vim like. GMail also uses the j/k duo for moving to the next or previous thread ... er, "conversation" ... and n/p for next/previous message. And, of course, / moves to the search box, just like / starts a search in vim. As with vim and Google Reader, g is a frequently used modifier in GMail -- ga for all mail, gs for starred, gc for contacts, etc. I tried the vimperator Firefox extension for a while. There were things about it I really liked, but it makes working with most of Google's services very difficult -- something about all the frames GMail, GCalendar, GReader, etc., use. In the end, web browsing is probably one thing that a mouse is somewhat useful for. -- Michael M. _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
