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Implement yanking tab url in markdown form. Mapped to 'ym' be default. #2054

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Hello. Please review a small patch that adds the capability to yank a url to markdown form. I find myself often using yy and then manually adding the title - this will greatly speed up the workflow of all people working with markdown tools.

If you're happy with the code quality, docs message and default mapping please merge!

smblott-github added a commit to smblott-github/vimium that referenced this pull request Mar 16, 2016
Idea from philc#2054.

This is an example of a command which is probably below threshold for
Vimium, but may be very useful to some users.
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Thanks, @issmirnov. My first reaction is that this is a bit niche, and - for me - I'd usually end up having to edit the title anyway.

However, things like this would be candidates for #1980 (e.g. the newly added 1de1f01, there).

#1980 is just a proof of concept. It does not contain a properly thought out API. However, it would provide a way for users to write and share niche commands without polluting core Vimium with too many commands.

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Understandable. I was hoping this would be above that threshold, but you have a better statistic than I :)

What are the steps needed to make the plugin mechanism a reality? I'd be happy to contribute some time and code - there's a myriad of commands that people with a similar workflow to mine would likely use.

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edrex commented Nov 14, 2019

This is an essential feature for users of a markdown-accepting note-taking system (vimwiki, Notion, ...). None of us have numbers, but I would guess that the intersection with vimium users is rather large. Is this really niche, in the context of vimium?

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