Does your Firefox has a same configuation for the preferred page language with your Chrome?

Twitter doesn't provide enough clues to let Vimium C know the arrow icons mean "next/previous" (for web-extension code, there's no way to check whether an icon "looks like arrow" or not).

The only useful point is title of the 2 icons. So during my tests, on twitter in English goNext works, but it fails when the page is in Chinese.

Thanks for the response.

Confirmed that

• the preferred language is set to English in both browser setting and the twitter account setting
• tried with incognito/private mode (without login to twitter), same behavior

Twitter doesn't provide enough clues to let Vimium C know the arrow icons mean "next/previous" (for web-extension code, there's no way to check whether an icon "looks like arrow" or not).

Indeed, I was surprised when I first noticed [[]] worked in that page using Chrome.

The only useful point is title of the 2 icons. So during my tests, on twitter in English goNext works, but it fails when the page is in Chinese.

I cannot find any goNext from the F12 console of that page, and still cannot get [[]] work after adding goNext to the "Next Patterns" configuration in Firefox.

Um, the goNext above means the Vimium C command.

The title goNext will use is [aria-label], and I wonder what it is on your Chrome and Firefox:

Both shows "Previous slide".
chrome:

firefox:

Also checked with newly installed Firefox on Windows, same result -- looks like it has nothing to do with platform and other addons.

Okay, I'll take a try in days.

Hello Vimium C v1.97.0 has been published on Firefox Add-ons, and you may take a try.

The issue persists on Vimium C [1.97.0] Firefox 98, Linux.

hello, v1.98.0 has been released, and you may take a try.

Hello, Vimium C v1.98.2 for Firefox has been published, and you may take a try.

Both Chrome and Firefox cannot go to the next image with "]]" with 1.98.2

Hello, I added some new logic in Vimium C v1.99.0 to solve twitter images support, and up to now the version has been available on Firefox Add-Ons, so you may take a try on Firefox.

Works perfectly. Thank you.