| History | Form | Others | |
|---|---|---|---|
| backHistory | focusFirstInput | noop | |
| forwardHistory | focusLastInput |
j and C-e by default
Scroll down the current page. Scroll amount is set from "Amount of scrolling" in the option page. The default value is 50.
C-d by default
Scroll down the current page a half height of the display at a time.
C-f by default
Scroll down the current page a height of the display at a time.
k by default
Scroll up the current page. Scroll amount is set from "Amount of scrolling" in the option page. The default value is 50.
C-u by default
Scroll up the current page a half height of the display at a time.
C-b by default
Scroll up the current page a height of the display at a time.
gg by default
Scroll to the top of the current page.
G by default
Scroll to the bottom of the current page.
x by default
Close the current tab.
C-p by default
Move the current tab to a left ones.
C-n by default
Move the current tab to a right ones.
u by default
Reopen a nearest closed tab. Note that the reopened tab doesn't have histories.
m by default
You can search tabs opened in Google Chrome and select a tab you want to show. When this command was invoked, Hometype gives one letter to the head of the title of each tabs, and then if you type one of them, a tab corresponded to the letter you typed will be selected. A letter is CASE SENSITIVE. If there is no matched letter Hometype filters tabs by searching from tab's title or tab's url.
C-n by default in the command mode
In the command mode, you can select next candidate by executing this command if search results have one more candidate. For example, when you were searching bookmarks by executing searchBookmarks command and multi bookmarks was hit, then you have to select a bookmark you want to open. So now is a good time to execute this command.
C-p by default in the command mode
Same as selectNextCandidate. Difference between this command and it is only a moving direction.
U by default
You can search closed tabs and reopen a tab you selected. Hometype searches text you inputted to a command bar from a page title or a url. Searching text is CASE INSENSITVE. Unfortunately, reopend tab don't have histories, so you can't follow histories to back or forward. Hometyp has 20 closed tabs.
b or B by default
You can search all bookmarks stored at Google Chrome and open a bookmark you selected. Hometype searches text you inputted to a command bar from a bookmark title or a url. Searching text is CASE INSENSITVE.
By default, b key is assigned to default searchBookmarks command, so a bookmark you selected will be opened in the current tab. B key is assigned to it with --new option.
C-h by default
You can search current tab's histories and back to at history url you selected. Hometype searches text you inputted to a command bar from a page title or a url. Searching text is CASE INSENSITVE.
o by default
You can search applications installed in the Google Chrome and launch it in a new tab. Hometype searches text you inputted to a command bar from an application title or a url. Searching text is CASE INSENSITVE.
f or cf or F or cF by default
Hometype shifts to the hint mode and hint elements that has a hint key is shown on a link or an input element, and then you can type that hint key to follow the link or focus to input. Note that hint keys is CASE SENSITIVE.
In the hint mode you can filter elements that include a text you inputted. To filter elements, you have to type a key doesn't exist in hint keys shown in the display. For example if there are lowercase hint keys please start to type uppercase letters for searching, or if there are uppercase hint keys please start to type lowercase letters. You may notice that the command bar will be appeared in the bottom of the display when you started to search, and Hometype will make the matched text highlight. Searching text is CASE INSENSITVE.
By default, f key is assigned to default followLink command. cf key is assigned to it with --continuous option. F is assigned to it with --new option. And cF is assigned to it with --new and --continuous options.
v by default
If you invoked this command, Hometype shifts to the hint mode (hint elements have a red color), and then Chrome will focus to an element you chose to select the inner text of the element. This command is useful when you want to copy code snippets to the clipboard without touching a mouse. Note that you can't edit the text.
: by default
The command bar will be shown in the bottom of the display, and then you can execute a command by typing a command name you want to execute in the command bar.
i and a by default
Sometimes Hometype might detect a wrong mode. For example, when Chrome has a focus on a text input element, you might notice the current mode is not the insert mode. In that case you can enter the insert mode forces by invoking this command.
Esc by default in except normal mode
The current mode will be change to the normal mode.
H by default
Back to the previous in the history.
L by default
Forward to the next in the history.
I by default
You can focus to a first appeared input element on the display.
A by default
You can focus to a last appeared input element on the display.
This command is nothing. Please use this when you want to make specified key bind unavailable.