I tend to open a lot of tabs during my everyday browsing and I've newly switched to Vimperator. I found that you can use :buffer {number/keyword} to navigate to an already opened tab.
But I think it has two drawbacks.
You have to enter :buffer as well as the buffer number or search keyword. That's a lot of typing.
What if you search by keyword and find a lot of matches, for example, several tabs have the vim keyword.
So my question is that: is :buffer the preferred way to quickly switch to an already opened tab? How to deal with the scenario of several similar tabs?
I simply use b + keywords to filter the list and TAB to go through it.
I also switch to the previous visited tab with C-6 for which I made another key:
" .vimperatorrc
map <A-v> <C-6>
now also alt-v.
And there's 1b to go to the first tab (or any n tab) and g$ to go to the last one.
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