David Kettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Are you simply trying to free up the "r" key binding or something? > Not really. It's a bit frivolous to be honest. It's just that I'm > used to pressing "g" in gnus to get new news. So when I'm looking at > a webpage and I want an update, because conkeror is so wonderfully > emacsy there's a neural pathway etched into my brain that causes my > fingers to press "g" before I'm even conscious of the thought. With > this patch I can then just say "oh" and press RET. But I think it's > sensible behaviour and preferable to an error. And I quite like that > "C-u g RET" duplicates the page.
> I've implemented John's easy option; I'll post that soon. Note that loading the same URL as the current page is not equivalent to reloading. First of all, if the current page was obtained from a POST request, naturally the URL does not capture the post data. Furthermore, the referrer URL will not be included either. For that reason, in order for a blank URL to properly mean reload, it really would have to be special cased, and I simply don't think that makes sense. -- Jeremy Maitin-Shepard _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
