Thanks to xaizek, updated list of all menus
To call a menu, press the colon key followed by the menu name - example
:vifm
apropos keyword..................display items returned by the apropos command
bmarks....................................display all bookmarks
ca[bbrev]...............................display cmdline abbrevs
chi[story]...............................display history of menus
amap.....................................display mappings of navigation mode.
cm[ap]..................................display mappings for command line mode
dm[ap]..................................display mappings of dialog modes
qm[ap].................................display mappings for view mode
nm[ap].................................display mappings for normal mode
vm[ap].......................... ......same as :vnoremap - display mappings for visual mode
colo[rscheme]...................display color schemes
com[mand]........................display user commands
dirs.....................................display directory stack
dis[play]............................display registers content
f[ile]...................................display programs set for the file type
fin[d] pattern...................display results of find command
gr[ep] pattern..................display results of grep command
his[tory] x.........................display various histories depending on its parameter
where x can be:
d[ir] show directory history.
c[md] show command line history.
s[earch] show search history and search forward on l key or enter key
f[search] show search history and search forward on l key or enter key
b[search] show search history and search backward on l key or enter key
i[nput] show prompt history (e.g. on one file renaming)
fi[lter] show local filter history
e[xprreg] show expression register history
mc[md] show command-line history of menus
See documentation or :help in vifm for more...
jobs...................................display current backgrounded processes
locate filename..............display file names
lstrash.............................display list of files in trash
marks..............................display all marks
media..............................display media management
plugins............................display plugins
reg[isters]......................display registers content
trashes...........................display a list of all valid trash directories
undol[ist].......................display list of latest changes
ve[rsion].........................same as :vifm - display version information
volumes.........................display volume list
%m................................display command output
%M................................same as %m, but l (or Enter) key is handled like
for :locate and :find commands