Quoth Silvan Jegen on Mon, Jun 30 2014 09:39 +0200:
Better than link-numbering using numbers is the link-enumeration
using characters on the homerow on the keyboard:
Page 1[aa] 2[ab] 3[js]...
I am not aware of a text-based browser that works that way though.
Excellent idea. Would JavaScript e
Quoth M Farkas-Dyck:
> On 30/06/2014, Silvan Jegen wrote:
> > Better than link-numbering using numbers is the link-enumeration using
> > characters on the homerow on the keyboard:
> >
> > Page 1[aa] 2[ab] 3[js]...
>
> One would have to configure which characters are on the home row; 'b'
> is not
On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 9:53 AM, M Farkas-Dyck wrote:
> On 30/06/2014, Silvan Jegen wrote:
>> Better than link-numbering using numbers is the link-enumeration using
>> characters on the homerow on the keyboard:
>>
>> Page 1[aa] 2[ab] 3[js]...
>
> One would have to configure which characters are o
On 30/06/2014, Silvan Jegen wrote:
> Better than link-numbering using numbers is the link-enumeration using
> characters on the homerow on the keyboard:
>
> Page 1[aa] 2[ab] 3[js]...
One would have to configure which characters are on the home row; 'b'
is not on mine.
On Mon, Jun 30, 2014 at 3:39 AM, Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe
wrote:
> Quoth Nick on Sun, Jun 29 2014 19:56 -0400:
>
>> Quoth Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe:
>>>
>>> Beyond rendering pages, the biggest
>>> challenge seems to me to lie in coming up with a more intelligent
>>> method of selecting links than the
Quoth Nick on Sun, Jun 29 2014 19:56 -0400:
Quoth Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe:
Beyond rendering pages, the biggest
challenge seems to me to lie in coming up with a more intelligent
method of selecting links than the usual crufty vi/emacs/Lynx-style
interfaces.
I always liked the way elinks (I thin
On 06/29/14 at 07:56pm, Nick wrote:
> Quoth Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe:
> > Beyond rendering pages, the biggest
> > challenge seems to me to lie in coming up with a more intelligent
> > method of selecting links than the usual crufty vi/emacs/Lynx-style
> > interfaces.
>
> I always liked the way eli
Quoth Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe:
> Beyond rendering pages, the biggest
> challenge seems to me to lie in coming up with a more intelligent
> method of selecting links than the usual crufty vi/emacs/Lynx-style
> interfaces.
I always liked the way elinks (I think) did it, with a numbers mode
where y
Quoth Teodoro Santoni on Sun, Jun 29 2014 00:57 +0200:
though the controls are nice, despite the damn long cheatsheet
required, edbrowse will soon suck a lot: it seems that they
want to port the whole work to c++, to avoid nuisances (?) with
Spidermonkey.
That is unfortunate. They also describe
My most humble apologies for the spam, but I remembered that, though the
controls are nice, despite the damn long cheatsheet required, edbrowse will
soon suck a lot: it seems that they want to port the whole work to c++, to
avoid nuisances (?) with Spidermonkey.
--
Teodoro Santoni
Edbrowse?
Lurking this 'cause I don't want to code "usable Linemode".
--
Teodoro Santoni
w3m seems to be full of ad-hockery, while links/elinks are graphical
browsers in disguise. All 3 are surprisingly massive. Are there any
sane alternatives that are more interactive than running curl
through html2text?
--
Wolfgang Corcoran-Mathe
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