The summary here is horrible. It doesn't actually have vi keybindings. The default bindings are decidedly vi-like, but it's hardly a selling-point of the browser. The vi bindings are merely a convenience to get you started in configuring it. In fact, the whole thing is quite unlike vi in many ways. You virtually have to implement all of the vi bindings yourself if you want more than just hjkl.

The real selling point is that you can configure everything that the browser can do. Everything from the way cookies are handled to the way the UI functions.

Corporation - n. - An ingenious device for obtaining individual profit, without individual responsibility.

They did precisely the same thing with the PS2. Early games were kinda shitty because no one could figure out how to program it. Fast-forward 7+ years and newer games are getting more elaborate visuals and take better advantage of the very unusual hardware.

I imagine a lot of people felt this way about the PS1 when it came out.

So where do I buy an actual panel?

I can buy LCDs of many types from many vendors, but I've yet to see an OLED device. Even transflective LCD displays are hard to come by.

^W-v and ^W-s :vsp and :sp

If you're using Vim 7, :help tab-page

My terminal is wide (170+ chars), so I vsplit a lot.

After a suggestion from someone else, I started using this:

set list listchars=tab:>trail:-

It's more readable, IMO.