Keyboard Bindings
Modifier keys are specified as <c-x> <m-x>, <a-x> for ctrl+x, meta+x, and alt+x respectively. See the next section for instructions on modifying these bindings.
Navigating the current page:
? show the help dialog for a list of all available keys
h scroll left
j scroll down
k scroll up
l scroll right
gg scroll to top of the page
G scroll to bottom of the page
d scroll down half a page
u scroll up half a page
f open a link in the current tab
F open a link in a new tab
r reload
gs view source
i enter insert mode -- all commands will be ignored until you hit esc to exit
yy copy the current url to the clipboard
yf copy a link url to the clipboard
gf cycle forward to the next frame
Using find:
/ enter find mode -- type your search query and hit enter to search or esc to cancel
n cycle forward to the next find match
N cycle backward to the previous find match
Navigating your history:
H go back in history
L go forward in history
Manipulating tabs:
J, gT go one tab left
K, gt go one tab right
g0 go to the first tab
g$ go to the last tab
t create tab
x close current tab
X restore closed tab (i.e. unwind the 'x' command)
Additional advanced browsing commands:
]] Follow the link labeled 'next' or '>'. Helpful for browsing paginated sites.
[[ Follow the link labeled 'previous' or '<'. Helpful for browsing paginated sites.
<a-f> open multiple links in a new tab
gi focus the first (or n-th) text input box on the page
gu go up one level in the URL hierarchy
zH scroll all the way left
zL scroll all the way right
Custom Key Mappings
You may remap or unmap any of the default key bindings in the "Key mappings" section under "Advanced Options" on the options page.
Enter one of the following key mapping commands per line:
map key command: Maps a key to a Vimium command. Overrides Chrome's default behavior (if any).
unmap key: Unmaps a key and restores Chrome's default behavior (if any).
unmapAll: Unmaps all bindings. This is useful if you want to completely wipe Vimium's defaults and start from scratch with your own setup.
Examples:
map <c-d> scrollPageDown maps ctrl+d to scrolling the page down. Chrome's default behavior of bringing up a bookmark dialog is suppressed.
map r reload maps the r key to reloading the page.
unmap <c-d> removes any mapping for ctrl+d and restores Chrome's default behavior.
unmap r removes any mapping for the r key.
Available Vimium commands can be found via the "Show Available Commands" link near the key mapping box. The command name appears to the right of the description in parenthesis.
You can add comments to your key mappings by starting a line with " or #.
The following special keys are available for mapping:
<c-*>, <a-*>, <m-*> for ctrl, alt, and meta (command on Mac) respectively with any key. Replace * with the key of choice.
<left>, <right>, <up>, <down> for the arrow keys
<f1> through <f12> for the function keys
Shifts are automatically detected so, for example, <c-&> corresponds to ctrl+shift+7 on an English keyboard.
https://github.com/philc/vimium/blob/master/README.markdown