Hi,
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 01:17:01AM +0100, Richard Lewis wrote:
> Is it possible to edit the current URL? Equivalent to editting the
> contents of the Location bar in many other browsers and then going
> to the altered location?
Yeah, try C-x C-v like in Emacs "Replace buffer" (or so).
> I think it would be quite cool if, when you press 'g', it shows the
> current URL highlighted (selected) so that if you start typing you
> replace it, or you can use the cursor keys to remove the selection,
> edit the URL, and then visit the editted version.
I would suggest to add another keybinding in addition to C-x C-x:
Shift-g (or short "G") as in Lynx, because the (small) "g" also comes
from Lynx.
> Or, it might be nice if pressing the up cursor key after
> pressing 'g', scrolls through a list of (edittable) previously
> visited URLs.
Ack! Same for C-x C-f.
Regards, Axel
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