Help

This page explains how navigation with j/k works and how to use the Vim‑style command line.

Navigation with j and k

• Use j/k to move forward/backward through the links on the page; press Enter to open the highlighted link.
• The active link is visually highlighted and scrolled minimally into view. If it has target="_blank", it opens in a new tab.
• Footer status shows pos:tot (e.g., 3:12). Press Esc or click anywhere on the page to clear the selection (back to 0:tot).
• On mobile, two buttons j and k replicate the respective keyboard shortcuts.

Using the command line (:)

• Press : on any page to open the command input at the bottom.
• Type a command with or without the leading : (both work), then press Enter to execute.
• Press Esc to close the command line without executing.
• If you press Backspace when the caret is right after :, the command line closes automatically.
• On mobile there is a cmd button that simulates pressing : and opens the command input.