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Core Problem: The Vimium nextTab (K) and previousTab (J) keybindings conflict with the expected j (down) and k (up) Vim motion logic, particularly in a vertical tab setup like Zen Browser.
Bug Description: The real bug is not with the default keys themselves, but with the custom key remapping. When attempting to swap the J and K commands to match Vim's j (down) and k (up) logic, the commands get stuck, repeatedly cycling between two adjacent tabs.
Conclusion: This suggests a bug in how Vimium's remapping function handles vertical tab order, causing it to break when the default horizontal logic is changed.
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Core Problem: The Vimium
nextTab(K) andpreviousTab(J) keybindings conflict with the expectedj(down) andk(up) Vim motion logic, particularly in a vertical tab setup like Zen Browser.Bug Description: The real bug is not with the default keys themselves, but with the custom key remapping. When attempting to swap the
JandKcommands to match Vim'sj(down) andk(up) logic, the commands get stuck, repeatedly cycling between two adjacent tabs.Conclusion: This suggests a bug in how Vimium's remapping function handles vertical tab order, causing it to break when the default horizontal logic is changed.
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