hints
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f hints
Start QuickHint mode. In QuickHint mode, every hintable item (according to the
'hinttags' XPath query) is assigned a unique number. You can now either type
this number or type any part of the URL which you want to follow, and it is
followed as soon as it can be uniquely identified. Often it is can be useful
to combine these techniques to narrow down results with some letters, and then
typing a single digit to make the match unique. Pressing <Leader>
(defaults to :let mapleader = "\") toggles "escape-mode", where numbers are
treated as normal text.
<Esc> stops this mode at any time.
F
Start QuickHint mode, but open link in a new tab. Like normal QuickHint mode (activated with f) but opens the link in a new tab.
;
Start an extended hint mode. ExtendedHint mode is useful, since in this mode you can yank link locations, open them in a new window or save images. If you want to yank the location of hint 24, press ;y to start this hint mode. Then press 24 to copy the hint location.
{mode} can be either one of:
; to focus a link and hover it with the mouse
a to save its destination (prompting for save location)
s to save its destination
o to open its location in the current tab
t to open its location in a new tab
O to open its location in an :open query
T to open its location in a :tabopen query
v to view its destination source
w to open its destination in a new window
W to open its location in a :winopen query
y to yank its destination location
Y to yank its text description
f to open its location in the current tab
F to open its location in a new tab
These work like the f or F mappings but will keep you in AlwaysHint mode. This is useful if you want to open many links of one page without pressing f or F each time. Hintable elements for all extended hint modes can be set in the 'extendedhinttags' XPath string.