Command mode, i.e, "the console", is used for accessing less frequently used commands, such as:
tabdetach to detach the current tab into a new windowbind [key] [excommand] to bind keysviewsource to view the current page's sourceviewconfig nmaps, viewconfig hintmaps, or viewconfig exmaps to view the current normal, hint, or command mode bindingshelp [command] to access help on a commandhelp [key] to access help on an existing bindingcomposite [command 1]; [command 2]; [command 3]... lets you execute commands sequentially, useful for binding. If you want the results of each command to be piped to the other, use pipes | instead of semi-colons.Completions for :bind --mode= list the available modes. Add a space after selecting a mode, for example :bind --mode=ex , to see its current bindings.
We support a handful of keybinds in the console:
Up/Down to search in command history: e.g. :tabopen Up will show you the most recent tabopen command.Tab/Shift-Tab cycle completion, enter to selectCtrl-F to complete the command from command historySpace to insert the URL of the highlighted completion into the command lineShift-Delete to close the highlighted completion on :tab and :taball completionsCtrl-Enter to execute the highlighted completion and keep the command line open<C-o>yy to copy the highlighted completion to your clipboardThe next page will talk about the various settings available.