Jump to the next header (h1, h2) using a shortcut #595
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Interesting idea. There is no support for this. I've been using "scroll half page" (d and u) to move between hunks of a page. |
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I also think it would be very useful option to have, e.g. to skim through long wikipedia articles. Vim has ]] to jump to new section, but it is used for something different in vimium. Please reconsider opening this issue. :) |
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now support:
```
map <f6> LinkHints.click direct="element" match="h1,h2" directOptions={"offset":"cur","index":"count"}
```
For philc/vimium#595
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If `mode="focus"`, then always set `currentScrolling`, just in case:
* the target element has been focused before
* a user action / code causes its "previous element" gets "activated", but not focused
* then use `LinkHints.click` to (re-)focus the target
Then the old code would cause a dead loop even when`{"offset":"cur","index":"count"}`,
if `map <f6> LinkHints.click mode="focus" direct="element" dO={...}`
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Is there a way to jump to the next header on a page? For example, I am reading a blog index page, and I want to jump to the next entry. Can I program a shortcut to jump to the next
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