
Pick Workona if you want each project's tabs tracked and saved automatically as you work; pick Toby if you prefer to save tabs on purpose as cards on a visual board. Workona autosaves every space and keeps hourly snapshots in its cloud, while Toby's free plan stops at 60 cards. For a small set of project tabs kept locally and opened by command, SuperCommands is a free option.

Numbers are from each official page and Chrome Web Store listing as of October 2026.

## Workona vs Toby compared

| | Workona | Toby | SuperCommands |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Saving | Automatic, hourly snapshots | Manual cards | Manual, named sets |
| Free limit | Free plan; Pro and Team paid | 60 cards | No quota |
| Data lives | Workona's cloud, account | Toby account | Your browser; optional Drive |
| Teams | Shared spaces on Team | Team spaces | None |
| Users | About 200,000 | About 300,000 | Open source |

## When is Workona the better choice?

When you juggle several projects and want tabs saved without thinking about it.

- Fact: each space autosaves and is snapshotted every hour of active work; Workona also suspends inactive tabs.
- Price: its [pricing page](https://workona.com/pricing/) lists a free plan plus Pro, Team (3+ users) and Enterprise, with no prices shown in October 2026.
- Skip it if you do not want your tab history stored in a vendor's cloud.

## When is Toby the better choice?

When you want a calm board of links on every new tab, arranged by hand.

- Fact: Productivity is $6 per member per month ($4.50 yearly); Team is $10 ($8 yearly) ([pricing](https://www.gettoby.com/pricing)).
- Limit: 60 cards in total on the free plan.
- Skip it if you save more than 60 links and will not pay.

## What if I want project tabs without an account?

SuperCommands saves only the tabs you choose, in your browser, and opens them by command.

- Scenario: save a client's 5 pages as `clienta`. Press `Alt + S`, type `c clienta`, press `Enter`. Add the client's notes and to-dos to the same [workspace](/docs/all-workspaces).
- Limit: no autosave of every tab change by default, no live sync and no shared team spaces.

SuperCommands is free and open source. The local version is 100% free, forever.

## Which one should you pick?

- Pick Workona for automatic tab tracking across many projects and shared team spaces.
- Pick Toby for a visual board of saved links with sync, up to 60 free cards.
- Pick SuperCommands for a few stable project sets, kept locally and opened by command. See our [Workona alternative](/blogs/supercommands-vs-workona-free-open-source-browser-workspace-alternative) and [workspace manager comparison](/blogs/best-browser-workspace-manager).

## FAQ

### Is Workona free?

Workona has a free plan, with Pro, Team and Enterprise upgrades. Its pricing page showed no prices in October 2026.

### Does Toby save tabs automatically?

No. You drag tabs onto Toby's board or save a whole window as a collection. Workona is the one that saves as you go.

### Do Workona and Toby work in Firefox?

Yes. Both offer Firefox versions as well as Chrome and Edge.

### Where is my data stored?

Workona and Toby keep your spaces in their accounts. SuperCommands keeps data in your browser, with optional backup to your own Google Drive.


Workona vs Toby compared: autosaved workspaces vs visual tab boards, free limits, pricing, sync and teams. Plus a free, local option for project tab sets.

Workona vs Toby: Workspaces or Tab Boards? (2026)


To summarize a web page with AI in Chrome, open the page and ask the assistant built into your browser: Gemini in Chrome, Copilot in Edge or Leo in Brave. If you prefer ChatGPT or Claude, a page command can send the article to them in one step. In SuperCommands, press `Alt + S`, type `smm` and press `Enter`.

It suits long reports, documentation pages and news articles you want the main points of before deciding to read in full.

## How do I summarize a web page with AI without an extension?

Use the assistant that ships with your browser, if it is available where you live.

- **Chrome:** Gemini in Chrome adds a Gemini button to the toolbar. Click it on the page and ask "Summarize this page". Google has rolled it out by country and language, so you may not see it yet.
- **Edge:** open Copilot from the top-right of the window and ask it to summarize the page you are on.
- **Brave:** open Leo from the sidebar and ask it to summarize the page. Leo has a free tier.

With no built-in assistant, copy the article text with `Ctrl + A` and `Ctrl + C`, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, and ask for the summary.

> **Note:** Copying the whole page also copies menus and footers, which the AI then summarizes too. Select just the article when you can.

## How do I send a page to ChatGPT or Claude in one step?

[SuperCommands](/docs/summarize-page) has a **Summarize Page** command for the AI tools you already use.

1. Open the article you want summarized.
2. Press `Alt + S`, type `smm` and press `Enter`.
3. SuperCommands opens each AI you selected (ChatGPT if none) with a prepared request: the page's main points, key takeaways and outline.

It sends the page title, URL and up to the first 12,000 characters of the readable text.

- Scenario: before a vendor call, run `smm` on their 3,000-word pricing FAQ and read the outline in ChatGPT and Claude side by side.
- Skip it if you only use Edge's Copilot or Brave's Leo; they already read the page.

SuperCommands is free and open source. The local version is 100% free, forever.

## What goes wrong when summarizing pages with AI?

- **The summary misses the end.** Long pages go past the text limit. Summarize section by section, or open the print view of the article.
- **It summarizes the menu, not the article.** Use the browser's reader mode first, then summarize.
- **Private pages.** Anything you send goes to the AI provider. Check your company's rules before summarizing internal documents.

## Which one should you pick?

- Pick Copilot in Edge or Leo in Brave if you already use those browsers; there is nothing to install.
- Pick Gemini in Chrome if it is available in your country and language.
- Pick SuperCommands `smm` if you want the summary in ChatGPT, Claude or several AI tools at once. Save the prompts you reuse as described in [how to save ChatGPT prompts](/blogs/how-to-save-chatgpt-prompts-and-reuse-them), and see other page tools in our [productivity extensions roundup](/blogs/best-browser-productivity-extensions-2026).

## FAQ

### Can ChatGPT read a web page from a link?

ChatGPT can open many public links when browsing is available to you. It cannot read pages behind your logins, so paste the text or send it from the browser instead.

### Is it safe to summarize web pages with AI?

The text goes to the AI provider you choose, under its privacy terms. Avoid sending confidential pages unless your company approves that tool.

### Does summarizing work on PDFs open in Chrome?

The built-in assistants handle some PDFs. For page commands, download the PDF and upload it to the AI tool directly for the most complete result.


Summarize a web page with AI in Chrome, Edge or Brave: Gemini in Chrome, Copilot in Edge, Brave Leo, or one command that sends the page to ChatGPT or Claude.

How to Summarize a Web Page with AI in Chrome


The best Raindrop.io alternative depends on why you are leaving: Linkwarden or Karakeep for free self-hosted search and page archives, Readwise Reader for reading saved articles, and SuperCommands for opening the same project links every day. Raindrop's Chrome extension has about 500,000 users, so check what its free plan covers before you switch.

## What does free Raindrop.io already include?

More than most people expect. Per Raindrop's [feature comparison](https://help.raindrop.io/premium-features), the free plan has unlimited bookmarks, collections, highlights and devices, sharing, import and export, and 100 MB of uploads a month. It can also [save all tabs in a window](https://help.raindrop.io/tabs) to a collection, except on iOS and Android.

People usually switch for one of three reasons:

- **Pro-only features:** full-text search across pages, PDFs and YouTube transcripts, a permanent web archive and daily backups.
- **Own server:** they want the data self-hosted.
- **Different job:** they mostly read articles, or mostly reopen the same links.

## The 6 Raindrop.io alternatives compared

Prices from official pages, October 2026.

| Alternative | Best for | What you give up | Price |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Linkwarden | Self-hosted archive | Polished mobile apps | Self-host free; Cloud $3/user/mo yearly |
| Karakeep | AI tags, mixed content | Server for unlimited use | Self-host free; Pro $4/mo |
| Readwise Reader | Reading and highlights | No free plan after trial | $9.99/mo billed yearly |
| Toby | Visual board | 60 free tabs, weaker search | Free; $4.50/mo yearly |
| Obsidian Web Clipper | Markdown files you own | Depends on your Obsidian setup | Free |
| SuperCommands | Reopening link sets | No mobile, no archive | Free and open source |

### Linkwarden

**Best for:** a self-hosted library with page archives.

[Linkwarden](https://linkwarden.app/) is the closest match to Raindrop in layout, and it preserves what Raindrop reserves for Pro.

- Fact: its [README](https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden) says each link is saved as a screenshot, a PDF and a single HTML file; AGPL-3.0.
- Skip it if: you do not want to run a server and need more than 30,000 links on Cloud.
- Price: free to self-host; [Cloud](https://linkwarden.app/pricing) $3 per user per month billed yearly.

### Karakeep

**Best for:** saving links, notes, images and PDFs with AI tagging.

[Karakeep](https://karakeep.app/), formerly Hoarder, adds AI tags and summaries, full-text and semantic search, OCR and auto-filing rules, with Chrome, Firefox, Safari, iOS and Android apps.

- Fact: its [import docs](https://docs.karakeep.app/import) accept browser-style HTML bookmark files.
- Skip it if: you will not run Docker; Cloud's free tier stops at 50 bookmarks.
- Price: free self-hosted; [Cloud Pro](https://karakeep.app/pricing) $4/month or $40/year for 50,000 bookmarks.

### Readwise Reader

**Best for:** people who used Raindrop as a Pocket replacement after Pocket shut down in July 2025.

[Readwise Reader](https://readwise.io/read) is a reading app first: a clean reading view, highlighting, and highlights that flow into note apps.

- Fact: Reader is only in the full plan; the cheaper Lite plan excludes it.
- Skip it if: most of your saves are reference links you never read end to end.
- Price: [$9.99/month billed yearly or $12.99 monthly](https://readwise.io/pricing) after a 30-day trial.

### Toby

**Best for:** browsing saved collections visually on the new tab page.

[Toby](https://www.gettoby.com/pricing) shows collections as cards, which suits "save this window, reopen it later" more than long-term reference. Its extension has about 300,000 users and a 3.5 rating.

- Fact: Productivity adds advanced search and duplicate removal.
- Skip it if: you have more than 60 saved tabs and will not pay.
- Price: free Starter; Productivity $6/member/month, or $4.50 billed yearly. See [SuperCommands vs Toby](/blogs/supercommands-vs-toby-free-open-source-toby-alternative).

### Obsidian Web Clipper

**Best for:** keeping saved pages next to your notes as plain files.

[Obsidian Web Clipper](https://obsidian.md/clipper) saves a page, or highlighted parts, as Markdown in your local vault, with templates for articles, recipes and papers.

- Fact: runs in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox, Safari and more; open source.
- Skip it if: you do not use Obsidian, since sync and mobile depend on your setup.
- Price: free.

### SuperCommands

**Best for:** opening the same project links every day by typing.

[SuperCommands](/docs/links) saves single links or ordered link collections, with notes and web clips beside them, in Chrome, Edge and Brave.

- Scenario: press `Alt + S`, type `c link`, save 8 tabs from **Current Tabs** with the shortcut `research`; `c research` in the address bar reopens all 8.
- Skip it if: you need mobile, Firefox, page archives or shared collections.
- Price: free and open source; the local version is 100% free, forever. Optional Google Drive backup.

## How do I move my data out of Raindrop.io?

Export once, then test with one collection before moving everything.

1. Download a full export using Raindrop's [export guide](https://help.raindrop.io/export) and keep it.
2. Import one collection into the new tool.
3. Check titles, tags, notes and folders. Highlights and archived copies often do not transfer.
4. Use the new tool for a week, then import the rest.

> **Tip:** If you change your mind, Raindrop's [import page](https://help.raindrop.io/import) accepts HTML, CSV, TXT and JSON, including Toby and Readwise Reader exports.

## Which one should you pick?

Stay on free Raindrop if unlimited bookmarks and sync are all you need.

- Pick **Linkwarden** if you want the same library, self-hosted, with archives.
- Pick **Karakeep** if you save mixed content and want AI tagging on your own server.
- Pick **Readwise Reader** if you mostly read what you save.
- Pick **SuperCommands** if you reopen the same working sets of links by keyboard. For more, see our [bookmark manager comparison](/blogs/bookmark-managers-chrome-compared) and [link collection guide](/blogs/link-collection).

## FAQ

### Is there a free alternative to Raindrop.io?

Yes. Linkwarden and Karakeep are free when self-hosted and include full-text search and archives. Obsidian Web Clipper and SuperCommands are free extensions that work differently from a cloud library.

### Is Raindrop.io open source?

Partly. Its app and extension [source](https://github.com/raindropio/app) is MIT-licensed, but you cannot self-host the service.

### What is the best open-source Raindrop.io alternative?

Linkwarden is the closest in features and layout. Karakeep is better for AI tagging, OCR and mixed content.

### Does Raindrop.io have full-text search for free?

No. Full-text search, the permanent archive and daily backups are Pro features; free accounts still get unlimited bookmarks.


Need a Raindrop.io alternative? We compare Linkwarden, Karakeep, Readwise Reader, Toby, Obsidian Web Clipper and SuperCommands on search, archives and price.

Raindrop.io Alternatives: 6 Options Compared (2026)


Raycast has no command bar inside Chrome: its Chrome extension, Raycast Companion, only passes the current tab to the desktop app. If you live in Chrome, Edge or Brave or cannot install desktop apps on a work laptop, use a browser command bar like SuperCommands; for a whole-desktop launcher on Windows, use Raycast for Windows or Microsoft's free PowerToys Command Palette.

Prices below are from each vendor's official site as of October 2026.

## Does Raycast work on Windows or inside Chrome?

On Windows yes, in beta; inside Chrome, no.

- **Windows:** public beta since November 20, 2025, via the Microsoft Store or `winget install raycast` on Windows 10 21H2 or later ([Windows page](https://www.raycast.com/windows)). Cloud Sync is listed as coming later.
- **Chrome:** [Raycast Companion](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/raycast-companion/fgacdjnoljjfikkadhogeofgjoglooma) (70,000 users, 4.7 rating) lets Raycast AI read the active tab and requires the Raycast app. It adds no palette.
- **Linux and ChromeOS:** no Raycast app; a browser extension is the only option.

Raycast's [Free plan](https://www.raycast.com/pricing) includes quicklinks, snippets, 3 months of clipboard history and window management. AI starts with Pro at $10 a month or $96 a year.

## Raycast alternatives for Chrome and Windows, compared

| Tool | Runs on | Opens with | Price (Oct 2026) |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| SuperCommands | Chrome, Edge, Brave | `Alt + S` | Free, open source |
| Vimium | Chrome, Edge, Firefox | `o` or `T` | Free, open source |
| Raycast for Windows | Windows 10 21H2+ | Launcher hotkey | Free; Pro $10/month |
| PowerToys Command Palette | Windows | `Win + Alt + Space` | Free |
| Flow Launcher | Windows 10+ | `Alt + Space` | Free, open source |
| Alfred | macOS 10.14+ | Launcher hotkey | Free; Powerpack £34 |

### SuperCommands

**Best for:** Raycast-style quicklinks, snippets and page commands inside the browser.

[SuperCommands](https://github.com/supercommands) gives Chrome, Edge and Brave saved links, link collections, text expanders and AI chat agents, all opened from `Alt + S` or `c` plus Space in the address bar.

- Scenario: save issue tracker, staging, CI and release notes as `release`; `c release` opens all four. Raycast quicklinks open one URL each.
- Skip it if you need app launching, file search, clipboard history or window tiling.
- Price: free and open source; the local version is 100% free, forever.

### Vimium

**Best for:** jumping to tabs you already have open.

[Vimium](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/vimium/dbepggeogbaibhgnhhndojpepiihcmeb) searches open tabs with `T` and URLs, bookmarks and history with `o`.

- Fact: 600,000 users, MIT licensed, last updated March 2026.
- Skip it if you want saved tab sets or snippets.
- Price: free. More options in our [command palette roundup](/blogs/best-command-palette-extensions-chrome-edge-brave).

### Raycast for Windows

**Best for:** Mac Raycast users who also work on a PC.

It covers app launch, file search, clipboard history, snippets, quicklinks and AI. Most extensions work on both systems unless they need native code.

- Weakness: still bringing Mac features over; Cloud Sync not yet available.
- Skip it if you want a finished, stable launcher today.
- Price: Free plan; Pro from $10/month.

### PowerToys Command Palette

**Best for:** a free launcher from Microsoft.

[Command Palette](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/command-palette/overview) opens with `Win + Alt + Space` and launches apps, files (`file` plus a space), commands (`>`), web search (`??`) and settings (`$`).

- Strength: Bookmarks accept a `{query}` placeholder, close to Raycast quicklinks.
- Skip it if you need anything inside the browser tab.
- Price: free.

### Flow Launcher

**Best for:** an open-source, keyword-driven launcher on Windows.

[Flow Launcher](https://www.flowlauncher.com/) opens with `Alt + Space` and searches apps, files and bookmarks from your installed browsers.

- Fact: version 2.1.4 shipped September 20, 2026, with a plugin store.
- Skip it if you want one tool for Mac and Windows.
- Price: free, open source.

### Alfred

**Best for:** Mac users who want scripted Workflows.

[Alfred](https://www.alfredapp.com/) launches apps, finds files and searches the web; Alfred 5 is current, Alfred 6 in preview.

- Weakness: macOS only, no Windows or browser version.
- Workflows need the [Powerpack](https://www.alfredapp.com/powerpack/).
- Price: £34 single v5 license, £59 Mega Supporter.

## How do I recreate a Raycast quicklink in Chrome?

Use a SuperCommands dynamic link: any saved URL with `{query}` in it.

1. Press `Alt + S`, type `c link` and save `https://github.com/search?q={query}`.
2. In **Properties**, give it the text shortcut `gh`.
3. In the address bar type `c`, Space, `gh useeffect`, then Enter. GitHub search opens for "useeffect".

With no extra words, the saved URL opens as-is. See the [links docs](/docs/links).

> **Tip:** Pair a desktop launcher with a browser command bar: PowerToys or Flow Launcher for apps, SuperCommands for saved tabs, snippets and page actions.

## Which one should you pick?

- Pick **SuperCommands** if you work almost entirely in Chrome, Edge or Brave, or cannot install desktop software.
- Pick **Vimium** (or Chrome's `Ctrl + Shift + A`) if you mostly find open tabs. See [how to search tabs, links and notes from one command bar](/blogs/how-to-search-tabs-links-and-notes-from-one-command-bar).
- Pick **Raycast for Windows** if you already know Raycast, or **PowerToys Command Palette** for a free Microsoft launcher.
- Pick a text expander if you mainly need reusable replies; see our [text expander guide](/blogs/best-text-expander-extensions-chrome-edge-brave).

## FAQ

### Is Raycast available on Windows?

Yes, as a public beta since November 2025, from the Microsoft Store or WinGet. Some Mac features, including Cloud Sync, are still coming.

### Is there a Raycast extension for Chrome?

Raycast Companion, but it requires the Raycast app and adds no launcher inside Chrome.

### What is the best free Raycast alternative for Windows?

PowerToys Command Palette, free from Microsoft. Flow Launcher is a free, open-source option.

### Can I use Raycast on Linux or a Chromebook?

No Linux or ChromeOS version is listed. A Chrome extension such as SuperCommands or Vimium is the practical option.


Looking for a Raycast alternative for Chrome or Windows? Compare browser command bars, Raycast for Windows, PowerToys, Flow Launcher and Alfred.

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If you want a Vimium alternative that does the same job (link hints and Vim keys), pick Vimium C or Surfingkeys. SuperCommands solves a different problem: opening saved pages, tab sets, notes and snippets by name. Most Vimium users should keep Vimium and add SuperCommands beside it.

This comparison is written by the SuperCommands team. Vimium's details come from its [Chrome Web Store listing](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/vimium/dbepggeogbaibhgnhhndojpepiihcmeb), checked in October 2026.

## Vimium controls the page; SuperCommands has no link hints

[Vimium](https://github.com/philc/vimium) acts on the page in front of you. It has 600,000 users, a 4.8 rating from 4,600 reviews, a March 2026 update, and ships for Chrome, Edge and Firefox.

- **Link hints:** `f` labels every clickable element; type the label to click. `F` opens in a new tab.
- **Movement:** `j`/`k` scroll, `gg`/`G` jump, `H`/`L` go back and forward, `gi` focuses the first text box.
- **Tabs:** `J`/`K` move, `x` closes, `X` restores, `yt` duplicates.
- **Vomnibar:** `o` searches bookmarks and history, `T` open tabs, `b` bookmarks.

SuperCommands has none of this: no hints, no `j`/`k` scrolling, no visual mode. If that is what you need, use Vimium or a fork.

## How do Vimium and SuperCommands compare?

Vimium finds what the browser already holds; SuperCommands opens what you deliberately saved, by hotkey or short command.

| Feature | Vimium | SuperCommands |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Main job | Navigate and click in pages | Open saved items, run commands |
| Link hints and scrolling | Yes, `f`, `j`, `k` | No |
| Open a tab set with one key | No | Link collection plus hotkey |
| Text snippets | No | `c/` plus a name |
| Notes, to-dos, workspaces | No | Yes |
| Browsers | Chrome, Edge, Firefox | Chrome, Edge, Brave |
| Price (Oct 2026) | Free, MIT | Free, open source |

- **Link collections:** a collection named `client` opens 7 pages at once; assign `Alt + M` to your morning tabs in Properties.
- **Dynamic links:** put `{query}` in a saved URL, and `c jira 4512` opens ticket 4512.
- **Browser commands:** close duplicate tabs, merge windows, mute the window, full-page screenshots, download images, export HTML tables to CSV.

## Can you use Vimium and SuperCommands together?

Yes, and we recommend it. Vimium uses single letters on the page; SuperCommands uses `Alt + S`, the `c` address-bar keyword and the hotkeys you assign.

1. Press `Alt + M` to open Gmail, Calendar and your task board as one saved collection.
2. Use Vimium's `f` to open an email thread, `j` to read, `x` to close.
3. In the reply box, type `c/followup` to insert your standard follow-up.
4. Press `Alt + S`, type `c merge`, and pull stray windows into one.

> **Note:** Vimium claims `Alt + F` and `Alt + P` by default, so avoid them when you assign SuperCommands hotkeys ([keyboard shortcuts docs](/docs/keyboard-shortcuts)).

## Which like-for-like Vimium alternatives are maintained?

Three, as of October 2026. cVim no longer has a working Chrome Web Store listing.

- **[Vimium C](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/vimium-c-all-by-keyboard/hfjbmagddngcpeloejdejnfgbamkjaeg):** every Vimium command plus per-site mappings, global shortcuts and command sequences. Free, Apache-2.0, about 100,000 users.
- **[Surfingkeys](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/surfingkeys/gfbliohnnapiefjpjlpjnehglfpaknnc):** JavaScript config, visual mode, session save and restore (`ZZ` / `ZR`), a PDF viewer. Free, MIT, about 30,000 users.
- **[Shortkeys](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/shortkeys-custom-keyboard/logpjaacgmcbpdkdchjiaagddngobkck):** no modal keys; your own combinations for 125+ actions, macros and scripts.

Our [keyboard shortcut extensions roundup](/blogs/best-keyboard-shortcut-extensions-chrome-edge-brave) covers them in more detail.

## Which one should you pick?

- Pick **Vimium or Vimium C** if you live in docs, GitHub and long articles, where link hints and scrolling save the most time.
- Pick **Surfingkeys** if you enjoy writing JavaScript config; **Shortkeys** if Vim-style letters never clicked.
- Pick **SuperCommands** if you reopen the same tab sets daily (a recruiter with 6 hiring tabs) or type the same replies in Gmail or Slack.
- Pick **both** to drop the mouse entirely. New to keyboard browsing? Start with [browsing without a mouse](/blogs/how-to-browse-the-web-without-a-mouse) and [keyboard shortcuts for any website](/blogs/how-to-create-keyboard-shortcuts-for-any-website).

## FAQ

### What is the best Vimium alternative for Chrome?

Vimium C if you want the same keys with more options, Surfingkeys if you want JavaScript configuration. Both were maintained in October 2026.

### Is Vimium still maintained?

Yes. Version 2.4.2 reached the Chrome Web Store in March 2026, and the GitHub project remains active.

### Does SuperCommands have link hints like Vimium?

No. It opens saved pages, notes and snippets and runs browser commands. Use Vimium alongside it for clicking links.

### Does Vimium work in Edge and Brave?

Yes. Vimium is on Microsoft Edge Add-ons, and Brave installs it from the Chrome Web Store.


Looking for a Vimium alternative? Compare Vimium with SuperCommands, Vimium C and Surfingkeys, and see who should switch, who shouldn't, and when to run both.

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