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The browser can be run from a shell by typing
nomad
To disable the loading of ‘~/.nomad’ configuration file
nomad -Q
For more options, see
nomad --help
Nomad intends to support Emacs-like keybinds because it’s design was inspired from Emacs. However there is no limitation on what Keybindings Nomad can support. Nomad has the concept of key-maps just like Emacs and users should be able to define their own keymaps.
At the top level you might want to use ‘M-x‘ (Meta/Alt X) to use the execute command menu.
In a Webview buffer the ‘webview-mode-map‘ is active which contains the following keybinds.
| Key stroke | Command |
|---|---|
| "C-b" | (next-buffer) |
| "C-u" | (back) |
| "C-m" | (forward) |
| "C-n" | (scroll-down) |
| "C-f" | (hints) |
| "C-p" | (scroll-up) |
| "C-r" | (reload) |
In Nomad’s Ibuffer menu the ‘ctrl-x-map‘ is active which has these keybindings.
| Key stroke | Command |
|---|---|
| "b" | (next-buffer) |
| "k" | (kill-buffer) |