Vim plugin that enables surfing through buffers based on viewing history per window. When editing multiple files oftentimes it would be nice to be able to go back and forth between the last edited files, just like a web browser allows the user to navigate web pages forward and backward in history. The standard :bn(ext) and :bp(revious) Vim commands allow to switch between next and previous buffers respectively, but they do no take into account the history of the last used files. Instead, they use the order in which the files were opened, which can cause confusion in case the user expects to navigate forward and backwards in history. For example, in case the user opened the files A, B, and C in the order: A, B, C and the navigation history would be: A, B, C, B then :bp(revious) in the last buffer (B) would open up buffer A, where C is preferable. This plugin supplies the user with the commands :BufSurfForward and :BufSurfBack to navigate buffers forwards and backwards according to the navigation history. Plugin also provides Unite [1] source for displaying bufsurf history for last accessed window as a list of buffer candidates. Usage: `:Unite bufsurf`. This source is actually a thin wrapper over stock Unite buffer source made with using sorter_bufsurf filter. Filter accesses bufsurf history (list of buffers' numbers) and converts it into buffers list consisting of matching candidates got from list of candidates passed to filter, also preselecting current buffer in Unite UI (by default). [1] https://github.com/Shougo/unite.vim