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Here they are in Pentadactyl.
Here they are in Pentadactyl.


==Open a new tab==
==Open in this tab==


Really, you don't open a new tab in pentadactyl: you open a URL. To open a URL:
To open a location in the current tab:


<pre>
<pre>
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and start typing the URL.
and start typing the URL.
==Open in new tab==
To open a location in a new tab:
<pre>
t
</pre>
which is short for
<pre>
:tabopen
</pre>
and will open a new tab with whatever location you feed it.
==Open This Location In This Tab==
If you want to populate the open dialog with your current location:
<pre>
O
</pre>
which is short for:
<pre>
:o [this url]
</pre>
==Open This Location In New Tab==
To populate a tabnew command with the current URL, you can run
<pre>
T
</pre>
which is short for
<pre>
:tabnew [this url]
</pre>

Revision as of 20:43, 25 July 2015

Notes on pentadactyl.

First, go here for help: dactyl://help

Basics

Most common shortcuts:

  • open a new tab
  • move cursor to address bar
  • move cursor to search bar
  • copy/paste text into address/search fields
  • copy/paste text into text fields
  • edit text in text fields
  • switch between tabs
  • open history
  • open downloads

Here they are in Pentadactyl.

Open in this tab

To open a location in the current tab:

o

which is short for

:o 

and start typing the URL.

Open in new tab

To open a location in a new tab:

t

which is short for

:tabopen

and will open a new tab with whatever location you feed it.

Open This Location In This Tab

If you want to populate the open dialog with your current location:

O 

which is short for:

:o [this url]

Open This Location In New Tab

To populate a tabnew command with the current URL, you can run

T

which is short for

:tabnew [this url]