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Glide is a keyboard-focused Firefox fork that is infinitely extensible with TypeScript

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Tags: open source, programming, author.robert craigie, source.craigie, glide, firefox, browsers.web, typescript, vim, neovim
https://blog.craigie.dev/introducing-glide/

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Title
Introducing Glide, an extensible, keyboard-focused web browser
Published
Sep 30 2025
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699 words

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    mantrid
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    It sounds like it would be nice to use. I particularly like the hint mode. I'm surprised that it isn't available for Windows, given that it's a fork of Firefox, but I suppose that might have to do...

    It sounds like it would be nice to use. I particularly like the hint mode. I'm surprised that it isn't available for Windows, given that it's a fork of Firefox, but I suppose that might have to do so with difficulties interfacing with the shell.

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    1. qob
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      The hint mode is something every Vimperator-like extension had from the very beginning. I personally use Vimium which is much less powerful than Tridactyl (and glide, of course), but it does...

      The hint mode is something every Vimperator-like extension had from the very beginning. I personally use Vimium which is much less powerful than Tridactyl (and glide, of course), but it does everything I need and you don't have to learn complex APIs to configure it.

      2 votes