jumanji - a web browser

pH · 2010-07-11 13:02:11

Would there be a way to remap keys : for example & to 1, é to 2,... ? It would make the use of the follow hint script much easier and faster for me (french keyboard layout).

Also, the default key for closing a tab in Vimperator is d, it cool be nice to set it as default in Jumanji too.

karol · 2010-07-11 13:07:28

> Also, the default key for closing a tab in Vimperator is d, it cool be nice to set it as default in Jumanji too.
Maybe you can map it yourself, there's no need to make it default.
I have f.e.

map <C-q> quit

pH · 2010-07-11 14:08:45

Yes I know I mapped it already, but Ctrl-W seems more like the Firefox way where d is more the Vim/Vimperator philosophy.

But that's not important at all since it's all configurable.

bangkok_manouel · 2010-07-11 16:53:50

regarding the problems with the hints script some of us have, there's a simple pattern behind it (at least on my machine). I have no issue at all with any page opened with 'f' but it will faill each and every time on a page opened with 'F' until the page is refreshed.

edit: typo

edit3: remove edit2

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karol · 2010-07-11 17:56:57

> edit3: remove edit2
Pseudo-recursion spotted!

Any ideas how to fix the 'F' problem?

neldoreth · 2010-07-11 21:54:28

Hello,

karol wrote:

Any ideas how to fix the 'F' problem?

There will be an update soon; wait and see.

Best regards

Andrwe · 2010-07-11 22:27:04

Could you please add all possible mapping commands to the manpage?

Would be easier than always searching in the code for them.

Inxsible · 2010-07-11 22:30:40

bangkok_manouel wrote:

regarding the problems with the hints script some of us have, there's a simple pattern behind it (at least on my machine). I have no issue at all with any page opened with 'f' but it will faill each and every time on a page opened with 'F' until the page is refreshed.
edit: typo
edit3: remove edit2

I do not seem to have this problem. No matter if I use f or F to get to a page, I can always see the hints and they work on those pages as well. (both f and F again).

karol · 2010-07-11 22:30:54

@ Andrwe
What's the difference? You have to look until you find _that_ thing.

ablepharus · 2010-07-11 23:28:59

I can't figure out how to change the tab Oo is there any basic instructions file i haven't seen?

karol · 2010-07-11 23:33:49

@ ablepharus
You've never used vim?! 'man jumanji' has it all.

Inxsible · 2010-07-11 23:35:36

ablepharus wrote:

I can't figure out how to change the tab Oo is there any basic instructions file i haven't seen?

Control+Tab or Control+Shift+Tab focuses them in ascending or descending order. The same thing is also done by gt and gT respectively.

Another way is to put in the number (x) of the tab you want to go to and then hitting gt which will take you directly to the tab numbered x

ablepharus · 2010-07-11 23:45:19

@karol: no i just used vi and now I prefer emacs ohh, how could i forget to try out man jumanji, thx...

@Inxsible: thx gt and gT?

karol · 2010-07-11 23:47:18

> gt and gT?
Go to the next / previous tab. Exactly like vim does it.

ablepharus · 2010-07-11 23:52:04

@karol: ok, thanks

What do you think about replacing the flash player in jumanji with gecko-mediaplayer?

Berticus · 2010-07-12 01:00:23

I was thinking about doing something like this. Seems I'm a bit too slow. Oh well. Will check it out mid-August.

Andrwe · 2010-07-12 01:07:05

karol wrote:

@ Andrwe
What's the difference? You have to look until you find _that_ thing.

The difference is that I don't need to clone/update the git everytime since I'm building my packages in a clean chroot and then install from my own repository.
And I can look for these commands on every system I've installed jumanji on by only using 'man jumanji'.

So it would be easier if the commands would be listed in manpage.

karol · 2010-07-12 01:19:14

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the shortcuts are stored in a single file you can move around, cut, copy etc. You can view a manpage the same way you can view a config file - you can install the corresponding app or just copy that one file.

Those settings can change in upcoming releases but the manpage will change too so you have to update anyway.

Andrwe · 2010-07-12 03:30:28

Yes the manpage will change to but if the manpage changes I'll get it after packaging and installing the update.
While changes of the config.h I only can see if have a look into this file after updating the git-repository from the server.
But because package building for me is done by scripts in a clean chroot, means an environment which only has the default packages installed and get cleaned after building the package, I normally never have a clone of the repository accessed unless I'll clone it manualy.
So looking into the config.h would cause me more wark to do than just start my script and then installing the new package.

Also I think this project has a future means there may come a time when it is build automatically and installed using e.g. community repo if that time comes nobody really want to clone the repository to get the config.h only because he wants to know how a function is called for a keybinding he wants to configure. At this time eventually the functions have to be documented either in teh manpage or in an extra document.
Why not starting the documentation now?

Sertse · 2010-07-12 08:36:29

Yea, "full"documentation would be nice eventually, atm I'm just trail/erroring though by reading the source to get the appropriate functions/combinaions and mappings right. Works ok.

Anyway, is there a rc option to force links to always open in tabs? I find some links like to open in new windows and personally find it a bit annoying. Right clicking on an selecting "Open in new windows" will open it in a new tab (I know...), but when you click on them they like to actually open in a new window.

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karol · 2010-07-12 08:43:36

@ Sertse
Middle click, IIRC use "F" for hints.

karol · 2010-07-12 08:49:11

http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … 84#p787984

pH wrote:

Do the numpad keys work for you when you follow hints?

Unfortunately hey don't work for me.

bangkok_manouel · 2010-07-12 10:12:04

Sertse wrote:

Yea, "full"documentation would be nice eventually, atm I'm just trail/erroring though by reading the source to get the appropriate functions/combinaions and mappings right. Works ok.
Anyway, is there a rc option to force links to always open in tabs? I find some links like to open in new windows and personally find it a bit annoying. Right clicking on an selecting "Open in new windows" will open it in a new tab (I know...), but when you click on them they like to actually open in a new window.

there's a single instance branch also:
http://git.pwmt.org/?p=jumanji.git;a=heads

bangkok_manouel · 2010-07-12 11:06:19

@ neldoreth

I've been posting a few times in this thread but never took the time until now (shame on me) to thank you very much for your hard work, I thought I would never be able to leave firefox+vimp but it's been few days I totally switched to jumanji and I love it. Of course there are some minor issues but still, it's really a geat piece of code, very promising and I'm enjoying it a lot. I also switched to zathura and must say it's really great too.

ablepharus · 2010-07-12 12:18:21

Berticus wrote:

I was thinking about doing something like this. Seems I'm a bit too slow. Oh well. Will check it out mid-August.

It is already possible through a few plugins to watch flash videos in firefox with mplayer. Thats the only thing i miss in jumanji, but never the less, great work!

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