To move tabs in vimperator use :tabm +1 and :tabm -1 to move relatively to its position forward and backward, respectively. And it can be mapped like in Luakit to nmap > :tabm +1 nmap < :tabm -1
It’s easy to pin a tab in vimperator with :set apptab=true and to unpin with :set apptab=false So it’s quite advisable to include a map in ~/.vimperatorrc as nmap x :set apptab=true nmap :set apptab=false See http://superuser.com/questions/703525/pin-tab-by-default
External editor in Vimperator can be called with default , and the default is gvim -f It can be changed in ~/.vimperatorrc with, for example, xterm -e vim See :help editor and http://superuser.com/questions/186782/setting-an-external-editor-in-vimperator
I found a way to make firefox website’s rendering more relaxed for the eye. A solarized theme css, found at userstyles.org, Solarized dark everywhere. It can be installed in Abrowser (Trisquel’s rebranded version of Firefox) as a Greasemonkey script. Here is the script from the author thedude: /* AGENT_SHEET */ @-moz-document url-prefix(http://), url-prefix(https://), url-prefix(ftp://), url-prefix(file://), […]