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You can disable specific sites in the vimium settings, but I agree it’s a pain.
Chrome (and other browsers) really need to expose an extension API for keyboard shortcuts and control. Right now, it’s impossible to create shortcuts that work across all websites.
Isn’t this always a problem though? With CSS3, for example, the amount that each browser supports is different.
Note that Rails 4 already has better error pages, though there’s no embedded REPL.
Thats true but its still not as useful as this error page.
Right! Not saying it’s not a good gem, just mentioning it’s one of the new things.
Heh. And here I am, converting an app to rails 3. The future never stops.
Seems useful for quick edits or for stuff you forget to add to a project.
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You can disable specific sites in the vimium settings, but I agree it’s a pain.
Chrome (and other browsers) really need to expose an extension API for keyboard shortcuts and control. Right now, it’s impossible to create shortcuts that work across all websites.
Isn’t this always a problem though? With CSS3, for example, the amount that each browser supports is different.