jumanji - a web browser

JohannesSM64 · 2010-07-09 09:42:49

This is great! I have one issue, however: Hints don't show up. I get "Follow hint:" in the bottom bar, but nothing else, and entering numbers does nothing.

» p -Q jumanji-git $(p -Qi jumanji-git|grep Depends|cut -d: -f2-|sed -E 's,>\S+\>,,g') 
jumanji-git 20100709-1
gtk2 2.20.1-2
libwebkit 1.2.1-1
libsoup 2.30.2-1

Besides this issue, I like the browser just fine with the default config. Being used to Vimperator, I quickly felt at home. I have one feature request, however: "gi" to jump to first input field.
And one annoyance: If I press a key with no mapping, subsequent presses will keep adding keys to the buffer, so I have to manually backspace out or press esc. Vim/Vimperator-like behavior would be better.

Last edited by JohannesSM64 (2010-07-09 10:03:27)

litemotiv · 2010-07-09 09:47:37

JohannesSM64 wrote:

This is great! I have one issue, however: Hints don't show up. I get "Follow hint:" in the bottom bar, but nothing else, and entering numbers does nothing.

i had the same thing, try renaming the script to hinting.js and call that from jumanjirc

litemotiv · 2010-07-09 09:59:33

neldoreth wrote:

I am sorry, I was wrong, for the modifier part (the left one), you can only use C (Control) or S (Shift), I added now a W that should apply
for the Super Button.

ah ok, thanks

so how does that work for the combo i mentioned earlier?

<W-Left>

or 

<W-L>

doesn't work, or maybe the arrow keys aren't mapped yet?

can you add a key for for right_alt / super_r, or is this something i can do myself?

Inxsible · 2010-07-09 11:49:39

skanky wrote:

Inxsible wrote:
weather.com simply gives me a blank white page, after it has loaded about 89%. Does anyone else have the same problem/
On the wrong machine to test, but I found that after adding privoxy, a website I visit (www.xperteleven.com) regularly halts half loaded. Normally a reload 'r' then works, but every now and then it requires two or three. I'm pretty certain the issue didn't occur before privoxy was added, so I need to have a look at my settings for that. It's a flash/js intensive site though, so I'm currently thinking that's the reason.
If you're using privoxy, try disabling it and see if that cures it. Gives a start point to work from.

No as of right now I am not using privoxy.

skanky · 2010-07-09 11:51:54

Inxsible wrote:

skanky wrote:
Inxsible wrote:
weather.com simply gives me a blank white page, after it has loaded about 89%. Does anyone else have the same problem/
On the wrong machine to test, but I found that after adding privoxy, a website I visit (www.xperteleven.com) regularly halts half loaded. Normally a reload 'r' then works, but every now and then it requires two or three. I'm pretty certain the issue didn't occur before privoxy was added, so I need to have a look at my settings for that. It's a flash/js intensive site though, so I'm currently thinking that's the reason.
If you're using privoxy, try disabling it and see if that cures it. Gives a start point to work from.
No as of right now I am not using privoxy.

Ah, I knew some on this thread were.

Inxsible · 2010-07-09 11:57:16

Well, I just tried weather.com again and this time it worked. It wasn't for the last 2 days in jumanji, so I thought maybe there was something to it.

Now gotta install privoxy to get rid of them ads

neldoreth · 2010-07-09 12:05:00

Hello,

fflarex wrote:

http_proxy (in lower case) is the preferred environment variable.

Thanks for the information.

JohannesSM64 wrote:

This is great! I have one issue, however: Hints don't show up. I get "Follow hint:" in the bottom bar, but nothing else, and entering numbers does nothing.

Loading the hinting script is required.

litemotiv wrote:

so how does that work for the combo i mentioned earlier?

map <Modifier-Key> function argument mode

Modifier: S, C, W
Key: a-A,z-Z,1-9,!,?,...,<Space>, <Left>, <Up>...

map <W-<Up>> quit

Best regards

bernarcher · 2010-07-09 12:12:46

Inxsible wrote:

Now gotta install privoxy to get rid of them ads

Privoxy is not necessarily needed, though. You may try to install a suitable /etc/hosts file (e.g. from hostsfile.mine.nu). This (rather large) url collection effectively prevents selected urls from even being looked up by mapping them back to your localhost thus reducing traffic significantly.

It sure is worth a try.

Psyce · 2010-07-09 14:37:36

Hi is it possible to get cookies disabled and whitelist like CS Lite for firefox?

Inxsible · 2010-07-09 14:39:10

bernarcher wrote:

Inxsible wrote:
Now gotta install privoxy to get rid of them ads
Privoxy is not necessarily needed, though. You may try to install a suitable /etc/hosts file (e.g. from hostsfile.mine.nu). This (rather large) url collection effectively prevents selected urls from even being looked up by mapping them back to your localhost thus reducing traffic significantly.
It sure is worth a try.

Thanks. I might give that a shot as well.

gazj · 2010-07-09 15:03:50

I use /etc/hosts aswell. One file and you have covered all browsers

litemotiv · 2010-07-09 16:02:00

neldoreth wrote:

litemotiv wrote:
so how does that work for the combo i mentioned earlier?
map <Modifier-Key> function argument mode
Modifier: S, C, W
Key: a-A,z-Z,1-9,!,?,...,<Space>, <Left>, <Up>...
map <W-<Up>> quit

i'm sorry to say that doesn't work;

map <W-<Left>> nav_history back

doesn't seem to do anything (afaict)

egan · 2010-07-09 19:24:21

You have answered my prayers! I have been cursing vimperator for requiring me to stay with bloated Firefox. I have tried vimprobable and uzbl, but they weren't it. This browser has a ton of potential, and its mission is great!

I love your work. I found zathura on the forums, and it became my pdf viewer of choice in the first day. I hope jumanji will become my full time web browser; then the only graphical applications on my computer will be yours!

Keep up the great work!

egan · 2010-07-09 21:15:36

Okay after using it for a bit, I have some things to say:

The default keybindings are nice, and fairly complete already. There are a few changes and additions that would be great.
I suggest that the keys H and L serve as back and forward respectively, and that J and K serve as next, previous tab respectively. Of course, I have set this up in the jumanjirc, but I think those are good choices for default keybindings, since they are logical and on the home row. Also, ZZ as the default for quitall would be great.

Some keybindings/functions that are notably missing are:
gi - Go to last input; On a similar note, it would be nice for there to be a preference like Vimperator's focuscontent, so that text input are not focused first.
; - the advanced hinting commands. I find ;F ;s and ;y to be very useful to open multiple tabs, save links, and yank links respectively.
v - Visual mode? I see there is a caret mode preference in the source code but I don't know how to use it. There should be some way to select and yank text content.

Of course you probably already have plans for these. I will continue to watch development, and hopefully in a few months this will be nice and mature.

lilsirecho · 2010-07-09 22:11:01

Problem here:

Aborting...
[root@n6re local2]# pacman -S stupidgit-git-20100709
error: 'stupidgit-git-20100709': could not find or read package
[root@n6re local2]#

Where do I find this pkg?

karol · 2010-07-09 22:21:52

> Where do I find this pkg?
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?O … _Search=Go
Another versions mind you.

What do you need it for?

milomouse · 2010-07-09 22:26:59

@lilsirecho: Don't add the date, just use: stupidgit-git
By the way, it's in the AUR so you'll need to use something besides pacman to search for it because pacman doesn't search the AUR.
Read this page to find a good AUR helper/searcher: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AUR_Helpers
Regardless, here's a link to the stupidgit-git PKGBUILD: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/stupi … t/PKGBUILD
Just save that to a directory and then from a terminal, type: makepkg -si
I'd still recommend setting up an AUR helper to ease the process of installing packages from the AUR.

EDIT: Yeah, not sure what stupidgit is needed for in this case, though. Unless I missed something earlier on in the topic.

Last edited by milomouse (2010-07-09 22:28:24)

lilsirecho · 2010-07-09 22:33:18

Attempting to install gui PKGBUILD and received line 35 fail: no stupidgit-git-20100709

karol · 2010-07-09 22:40:40

@ lilsirecho
I still don't know what does this have to do w/ jumanji.

neldoreth · 2010-07-09 22:41:27

Hello,

lilsirecho wrote:

Attempting to install gui PKGBUILD and received line 35 fail: no stupidgit-git-20100709

Can you please write what you want? What is "install gui PKGBUILD"? jumanji has nothing to do with stupidgit, I think
you are in a wrong thread.

Best regards

lilsirecho · 2010-07-09 22:42:12

Sorry

brisbin33 · 2010-07-10 02:22:36

hey neldoreth, great new app (longtime zathura user). i have a feature request:

can `jumanji $url` first check if an instance is already running and just add/focus a new tab rather than opening a new instance/window?

thanks and keep it up!

Last edited by brisbin33 (2010-07-10 04:34:18)

Inxsible · 2010-07-10 04:20:22

brisbin33 wrote:

hey neldoreth, great new app (longtime zathura user). i have a feature request:
can `jumanji $url` first check if an instance is already running and just add a new tab rather than opening a new instance/window?
thanks and keep it up!

+ 1

also to add to the feature: Would it be possible for jumanji to take in x arguments for the url as opposed to just one (comma separated or space separated - i don't care either ways)

 jumanji google.com bbs.archlinux.org

should open two tabs with the addresses

Feature request 2: Can we save all the tabs that were open the last time, so that all of them can be opened when jumanji starts up the next time?

Last edited by Inxsible (2010-07-10 06:44:07)

Inxsible · 2010-07-10 05:52:58

bernarcher wrote:

Privoxy is not necessarily needed, though. You may try to install a suitable /etc/hosts file (e.g. from hostsfile.mine.nu). This (rather large) url collection effectively prevents selected urls from even being looked up by mapping them back to your localhost thus reducing traffic significantly.
It sure is worth a try.

I looked at that site and there are a bunch of options as to what type of file to download. I downloaded _127.0.0.1 txt file and 0.0.0.0 txt file.
I just appended the hosts file in the 127.0.0.1 format to my existing /etc/hosts file and things are better now with no ads being downloaded.

What's the difference between the 127.0.0.1 format and the 0.0.0.0 format. I also remember there were other options like Porn Sites etc. Do we have to add those as well ?

Last edited by Inxsible (2010-07-10 06:44:46)

neldoreth · 2010-07-10 07:54:30

litemotiv wrote:

map <W-<Left>> nav_history back
doesn't seem to do anything (afaict)

Change "back" to "previous"

Best regards

Arch Linux

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