1) the plugin sets your home page without asking you ― haven't seen this behaviour in a long time, and certainly not in opensource world;
2) doesn't work on some sites (many of those, actually);
3) no easy access to settings;
4) no whitelist.

for a plugin that is expected to _enhance_ my user experience that's a _fail_ in my book.

Thank you so much for you work. I want not use vimium, I like to have a good option. Sorry, my english is not good, congratulations.

Excellent and evolving in a good direction!

Fantastic addon, thanks for all the hard work!

This is the best replacement for vimperator on firefox quantum, thank you for this great extension.
But I'm wondering how can I review all of my settings like editing vimperatorrc or vimrc?
For instance, after several search keywords set with `searchsetkeyword`, I'd like to have access to a list of all these keywords, and also quickmarks.
I don't know if this function is already included or not since I haven't find instructions in documents.
Thank you again for tridactyl.

Right now the best Vimperator successor for me. It provides minimal features like open, sarch, tabbing shortcutting etc.

What it still lacks is:
* great vim-like search
* browsing
But it's a work in progress so I've high expectations.

What's unfortunate you can't use addons on mozzilla pages, so i.e. you will still need to ctrl+w to exit about:addons instead of your bind.

Still a bit rough around the edges but I'm looking forward to future progress.

Thank you to the authors of this extension, your hard work is much appreciated!

This add-on is amazing! If you're depressed about Vimperator dying and have previously found comparable WebExtensions add-ons lacking, you have got to try it out. For me it's extra transformative because it means I can use the latest Firefox now!

Thank you to the authors!

Looks promising, thanks for doing the work!

Thanks to the developers for their great work. After Vimperator stopped working using Firefox was quite uncomfortable, but this plugin does a good job filling the gaps and from update to update it's getting better. Keep it up!

This extension shows a lot of promise, and is currently the best webextension-based vim extension there is (of which I've used vimium, vim-vixen, and saka-key). I really like how easy it is rebind keys and use a "command mode" just like real vim. The developers of this extension update and improve things on a regular basis. There are some problems however:
- inability to change or disable the ugly new-tab page
- hint mode misses a few links on some websites
- ability to disable the extension on some websites (ignore mode is only temporary)
- ability to change the search engine when using the "open" command
- vim-like searching using /, ?, and n/N
- (probably an issue with webextensions) won't work on about: pages and addon pages
Even with the above issues, this extension is still very good and stable. I wish the developers luck in working around the limitations of webextensions API.

Looks promising, but can't figure out how to disable it for specific domains, so it's unusable for me at the moment.

It's cool and very convenient to use.

It's still lagging much behind now "legacy" plugins such as vimperator or pentadactyl, but it's not only the best vim-like plugin there currently is, but it's also pretty good already.