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[Get our "beta" builds!][betas] These are updated with each commit to master on this repo. Your browser will automatically update from there once a day. If you want more frequent updates, you can change `extensions.update.interval` in `about:config` to whatever time you want, say, 15 minutes (900 seconds). The changelog for the stable versions on the AMO can be found [here](https://github.com/cmcaine/tridactyl/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md).
Type `:help` for online help once you're in :)
Type `:help` or press `<F1>` for online help once you're in :)
Remember that tridactyl cannot run on any page on addons.mozilla.org, about:\*, data:\*, view-source:\* and file:\*. We're sorry about that and we're working with Firefox to improve this situation by removing restrictions on existing APIs and developing a new API.
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For example `:bind J tabprev` to bind `J` to switch to the previous tab.
See `:help bind` for details about this command.
NOTE: key modifiers (eg: control, alt) are not supported yet. See the FAQ below.
## WebExtension-related issues
- Do not try to navigate to any about:\* pages using `:open` as it will fail silently.
- Navigation to any about:\* pages using `:open` requires the native messenger.
- Firefox will not load Tridactyl on addons.mozilla.org, about:\*, some file:\* URIs, view-source:\*, or data:\*. On these pages Ctrl-L (or F6), Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-W are your escape hatches.
- Tridactyl does not currently support changing/hiding the Firefox GUI, but you can do it yourself by changing your userChrome. We've developed [quite a good one](src/static/userChrome-minimal.css) that makes windowed Firefox behave more like full-screen mode, but it's well commented, so you can make your own.