Christian Sonne wrote:
>
> (...)
>
> Before anyone else spends time on it, I'll just check off the ones
> I've done so far
>
>>
>> - history
>> - back / forward / home / refresh / page-down / page-up
>>
> back, forward, home, refresh
Cool. I was just messing around with this and ended up with:
CmdUtils.CreateCommand({
name: "back",
icon: "gtk-go-back",
description: "Browser's Back Function",
takes: {"input": noun_arb_text},
preview: function( pblock, input ) {
var template = "Hello ${name}";
pblock.innerHTML = CmdUtils.renderTemplate(template, {"name":
"World!"});
},
execute: function(input) {
CmdUtils.getWindowInsecure().history.go(-1)
}
});
Ditto for forward.
Obviously lots of problems,;icon, and preview.
I was thinking the preview could be a thumbnail of the window, and it
could accept nouns that are of the type of titles of pages in the
history, as well as integers.
What did you get so far?
Braydon
>>
>> - bookmark / print
>>
> bookmark, print
>
>>
>> - preferences
>> - delete-cache
>> - turn on / off plugins and themes
>> - fullscreen
>>
> fullscreen
>
>>
>> - downloads
>> - url (goto)
>> - quit
>>
> I've done close, which closes the current window - but not yet quit
>
>>
>>
>> Thus replacing the need for a menubar at all. Also just the
>> ctrl key
>> could be the hotkey so that ctrl b (back), ctrl f (forward),
>> u (up), d
>> (down)
>> would work.
>>
>>
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