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Vim-style keyboard navigation and editing for Google Docs Google Docs Vim brings the efficiency of Vim-style editing to Google Docs. (MacOS) 🎯 WHY INSTALL? If you're a developer, writer, or power user who loves Vim, you know how frustrating it is to switch between keyboard-driven editing and mouse-heavy document editing. This extension lets you stay in the flow by using the same navigation and editing commands you use every day. ⌨️ FEATURES - Modal Editing — Normal, Insert, Visual, and Visual Line modes - Navigation — h/j/k/l movement, w/b/e word jumps, gg/G document navigation - Half-Page Scroll — Ctrl+d and Ctrl+u for quick scrolling - Editing — dd (delete line), yy/p (copy/paste), cc (change line), u/r (undo/redo) - Visual Selection — v for character selection, V for full line selection - Count Support — Prefix commands with numbers (5j moves down 5 lines) - Customizable Cursor — Pick your favorite cursor color from the popup 📍 MODE INDICATOR A visual indicator in the corner shows your current mode (NORMAL, INSERT, VISUAL) so you always know where you are. 🔧 EASY TOGGLE Enable or disable Vim mode anytime with one click from the extension popup. 💡 PERFECT FOR - Developers who write documentation - Writers who prefer keyboard-driven editing - Anyone who wants faster text navigation in Google Docs No data collection. No external servers. Works entirely in your browser.
Dec 12, 2025
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