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Last edited Feb 23, 2010
Created on Nov 25, 2022

This visualization presents a Vimium keyboard shortcut cheatsheet as a static, text-based reference list. It displays each command alongside its corresponding action, organized in a simple two-column layout without any interactive or animated elements. The rendering relies on basic HTML and CSS for styling, with no external JavaScript libraries or data-processing APIs involved. The content is directly sourced from the Vimium extension’s documented shortcuts, presented in plain text form.

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