Uzbl v jumanji v surf v luakit

skanky · 2011-07-20 09:36:44

...and xxxterm...

Stalafin · 2011-07-20 15:35:25

jakob wrote:

and jumanji…

Could be better working though ... nothing yet beats the "link hinting" as Pentadactyl does for Firefox does.

Jumanji's self-developed link hinting works quite well in as far as it displays the hints for all links (as compared to the plugin which was floating around before), but the hinting is oft misplaced so you can't really tell what link the hint belongs to.

jakob · 2011-07-20 15:37:56

Stalafin wrote:

jakob wrote:
and jumanji…
Could be better working though ... nothing yet beats the "link hinting" as Pentadactyl does for Firefox does.
Jumanji's self-developed link hinting works quite well in as far as it displays the hints for all links (as compared to the plugin which was floating around before), but the hinting is oft misplaced so you can't really tell what link the hint belongs to.

You might want to try luakit then, it can follow a link if you type enough letters to identify it unambigiously, which is, I assume, what you mean by link hinting?

jasonwryan · 2011-07-20 18:33:06

jakob wrote:

Stalafin wrote:
jakob wrote:
and jumanji…
Could be better working though ... nothing yet beats the "link hinting" as Pentadactyl does for Firefox does.
Jumanji's self-developed link hinting works quite well in as far as it displays the hints for all links (as compared to the plugin which was floating around before), but the hinting is oft misplaced so you can't really tell what link the hint belongs to.
You might want to try luakit then, it can follow a link if you type enough letters to identify it unambigiously, which is, I assume, what you mean by link hinting?

As does Vimprobable.

Stalafin · 2011-07-20 20:32:11

jasonwryan wrote:

jakob wrote:
Stalafin wrote:
Could be better working though ... nothing yet beats the "link hinting" as Pentadactyl does for Firefox does.
Jumanji's self-developed link hinting works quite well in as far as it displays the hints for all links (as compared to the plugin which was floating around before), but the hinting is oft misplaced so you can't really tell what link the hint belongs to.
You might want to try luakit then, it can follow a link if you type enough letters to identify it unambigiously, which is, I assume, what you mean by link hinting?
As does Vimprobable.

I checked out Vimprobable2 (after reading your blog, jason) and I am a little disappointed. Although it seems to be a great browser, the hinting does not really work well. On Gmail, it completely breaks, unfortunately.

jasonwryan · 2011-07-20 20:47:47

Yes: all of the Google sites only work in pass-through mode (and then only to varying degrees). As I only access Google resources through other protocols (like IMAP) it doesn't really bother me.

Having said that, the homepage does give you a very clear steer that Google isn't high on the priority list

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