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VIM-style shortcuts in the web frontend #106

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problame opened this issue Apr 19, 2018 · 3 comments
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VIM-style shortcuts in the web frontend #106

problame opened this issue Apr 19, 2018 · 3 comments

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@problame
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As a VIM-user, I find the use of j and k in the web frontend pretty confusing.

In lists, I would expect that

  • j moves to the selection down
  • k moves the selection up

In pagination mode (one article at a time) I would expect that

  • j moves to the next item
  • k moves to the previous item
@mrjovanovic
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I think such integration is better left for browser extensions like tridactyl. They are more powerful and functional as a vim-interface for the browser.

@dR3b
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dR3b commented Jun 13, 2018

@problame
Very good input! It's very confusing!

heliostatic added a commit to heliostatic/miniflux that referenced this issue May 16, 2019
For vim users, it seems like the behavior of `j` and `k` is currently flipped. This change addresses the expectations expressed in miniflux#106
heliostatic added a commit to heliostatic/miniflux that referenced this issue May 21, 2019
For vim users, it seems like the behavior of `j` and `k` is currently flipped. This change addresses the expectations expressed in miniflux#106
@fguillot
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Closing this issue in favor of #334.

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