fre, 02 03 2007 kl. 02:40 +0100, skrev nicola di maria: > Epiphany surprised me. I would like to adopt it as my default browser but I > still miss some > less or more important features: > - close other tabs > - close left/right tab
With keyboard shortcuts, in the menu, or both? This should be doable by (someone) writing an extension or two. > - duplicate tab I am not sure that this currently can be done properly with a Python extension. It would probably require a C extension. > - mailto link doesn't work in xfce, no email client is opened at all First, Epiphany is *the* GNOME browser. Xfce support is not that big a priority, if at all, AFAIK. Second, I too use Epiphany in Xfce. You can configure the mail application to use in gnome-default-applications-properties (run in terminal/from run dialog). If you don't have gnome-default-applications-properties on your system, then you will have to configure it manually in gconf: STRING /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/mailto/command (set to command line to use, with %s in place of the e-mail address). BOOLEAN /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/mailto/enabled (set to true). BOOLEAN /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/mailto/needs_terminal (set to true if your e-mail client needs to run in a terminal, otherwise false). > - shift+delete to delete wrong suggestions in url bar Like, when one want to go to google.com, but writes goggle dot com by mistake, and then wants to remove goggle dot com from history? That can be done from the History window (Go > History [Ctrl+H]). > - .po support for translation Epiphany already uses .po files for translations. > - embed the third part extension (after testing) What do you mean by "embed"? and which third party extension? > thanks > nicola Stefan _______________________________________________ epiphany-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list
