good addon except one problem: lack of option for which i can disable saka when i am editting text in some text editor(eg. mailbox editor).
Key binding may conflict with my input!!!!
This is a really really big problem!!!!!!!!

Hotkeys stop working after downloading from a proxied (unsafe) page, closing a tab for example, CTRL W works.

Greatly functional extension and i love using it. However, I'd like to report that opening new private windows doesn't seem to work with any key binding.

Works out of the box with quantum. Seems to be well maintained. Nice UI.

сочетание клавиши не очень удобно,

いきなりチュートリアルに行って、迷った。
1個1個設定できる方がいいかもしれないと思う。

Best keyboard-based addon I've found, now the vimFx is unavailable.
But there is still some work to do. (I wish I could contribute, but I'm not a developer).
One Important thing is the "Activate clipboard" feature. It is just opening Google search page and that's totally annoying, especially for me as someone who does not use google search at all.
One thing that would be good if it'd be implemented is that little hint at the bottom right corner of the page in vimFx that shows the currently triggered keys. Another thing I would be glad if implemented is the visual clue to know whether the addon is activated in current page or not, like vimFx icon in toolbar did so.
Oh. One of the most needed features for me is the "find mode" that is completely missing.
Wish you the best and appreciate the work.
good luck.

It's quite a great addon that ease my trouble after VimFx is unavailable. Even sometimes it's better.

But I wonder if I can use Saka to open link in current page?
Command "Open Link" in Saka is just like a single left-click, and website itself decides how to open a link( current, new background or new foreground). Am I right about this?

I really want to open links the way I actually want( current, new background or new foreground). Is it limitted by ver.57? I am looking forward to your reply.

I like this addon better than Vimium-FF, which is too buggy for me (at least on Firefox 56.02).

Not as powerful as VimFx yet, but does have a) potential and b) a future, because it's already a WebExtension!
Thanks, will keep an eye on this one and check how I might contribute.