Search the web like a real vi user

If you, like I, use the editor Vi (or the better alternative Vim), then you might find my latest web finding amusing. Someone has created a search page that emulates a lot of the functionality of the editor Vi. You move around the page by pressing j (move down) and k (move up). You can go into insert move by pressing i and then you can add comments to the search results (:w to save the changes). You can search for a term on the page with /term, and move to next math with n and N. There is ofcause a help system which you can get to by pressing :help (in normal mode of cause). You can even change the layout colors by setting the appropiate settings:
:set bg=white
(unfortunately only black or white).

So where is this very cool search page you ask. Well where else than http://www.visearch.com.

Unfortunately this text-based page does not work in....tada...text-based browsers (Links, Lynx etc). Well they can't get everything right the first time.

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