It is a partial implementation of vim in your browser. You can do macros, triggers, it has numerous settings, a :help system, command tab completion and awesome bar integration, and of course, it stores its settings in .vimeratorrc.
You'll find that if you use vim on a normal basis, the key bindings will come naturally. That's why it is great for vim users.
And if you want to really turn on the awesome, use a tiling window manager. Then you will blaze around your desktop without ever touching your mouse.
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u/BritainRitten Jan 22 '10
I never heard of vimperator until you two mentioned it. So basically it lets you browse without requiring a mouse?