Here's what I use:
http://lolcathost.org/b/script.js
^T to toggle touch mode and doubleclick to zoom
Feel free to cleanup and upload to suckless.org i dont have much time
right now to do it.
On 09/08/11 21:53, Bryan Bennett wrote:
While I understand the want to retain as small a (code/scree
While I understand the want to retain as small a (code/screen)
footprint as possible, how is it a good idea to introduce a
feature aimed at keyboardless users and then hook the
functionality to the keyboard? I have no educated solution,
as I've not looked over surf's source, but it seems to defeat
On Thu, Sep 08, 2011 at 01:30:20PM -0400, Bryan Bennett wrote:
> I'd be all for this, provided that the method for entering / leaving
> 'select' mode was easily accessible via a touch/click. It'd be silly
> to require a keybind to toggle between the two.
>
Plausibly, the method could be a keystro
I'd be all for this, provided that the method for entering / leaving
'select' mode was easily accessible via a touch/click. It'd be silly
to require a keybind to toggle between the two.
I already have this js plugin for surf. I just have to find it..
On 08/09/2011, at 18:33, Peter John Hartman wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I recently played with okular, a PDF-reader, and they do one thing Right,
> namely, the default mode is what they call Browse mode wherein by dragging
> the mou
Hi everyone,
I recently played with okular, a PDF-reader, and they do one thing Right,
namely, the default mode is what they call Browse mode wherein by dragging
the mouse (or your finger across the screen) it navigates around on the pdf
page. You can, if you want, click a little icon to go into
