It doesn't work in Firefox 141.0 (aarch64) on Fedora 42

C-x C-f does reliably open a new tab.

But what I most wanted was Emacs key bindings for edit fields (C-a, C-e, C-y, etc.) and they are completely missing so it's not or me

Completely broken on modern versions of firefox

^F and ^B "scroll right" only? What about, do they move the cursor on text fields, and do ^N and ^P move between lines on multi-line textbox? What I'd really love is something like KeySnail was, or at least as large part of it as possible with new style extensions.

hmm, the listed keybindings don't work (some interfere with standard menu options, others just don't do anything), and the scope seems very limited; not sure what the point is

Does not work on Firefox 71.0.

C-* keybindings does not work on linux.
Firefox Developer Edition 68.0b7

Holy Emacs, Evil Vim

But It doesn't work, doesn't work!

Do you still maintain this extension? I think you should add options in it to set other different keys as Control- Key and Meta- Key so it could work on linux and windows.

Or I think I should just change Vim Vixen's default config to Emacs keybinding.
Spacevim rather than Spacemacs ∠( ᐛ 」∠)＿

there are things that don't seem to work as the other reviewer said.. C-n opens a new window... i can't use the n key in websites.. either

It does not work under Linux.