jumanji - a web browser

Army · 2010-07-21 10:48:59

portix wrote:

@Army: I am not really sure what you mean, but maybe the latest revision (http://bitbucket.org/portix/stuff/src/8 … 2_hints.js) will do that.

Seems like you got it :-) And yes, it works! Really awesome, thnx!

karottenreibe · 2010-07-21 13:17:02

portix wrote:

I made a minor fix on my script.

I also fiddled with your script in an effort to make it work with uzbl and I have a diff for you, if you care to apply it:

6a7,8
> var last_input = "";
> var last_strings = [];
183,184c185,190
<   overlays.parentNode.removeChild(overlays);
<   hints.parentNode.removeChild(hints);
---
>   if (overlays && overlays.parentNode) {
>     overlays.parentNode.removeChild(overlays);
>   }
>   if (hints && hints.parentNode) {
>     hints.parentNode.removeChild(hints);
>   }
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>   active = undefined;
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> }
> function update(input) {
>   strings = input.split(" ");
>   if (input.length < last_input.length || strings.length < last_strings.length) {
>     // user removed a char => rerender
>     clear();
>     show_hints();
>     for (var i = 0; i < strings.length; i += 1) {
>       update_hints(strings[i]);
>     }
>   } else {
>     update_hints(strings[strings.length-1]);
>   }
>   last_input = input;
>   last_strings = strings;

1. it fixes the clear function so it can be called at any time without throwing errors if the overlay doesn't exist
2. it make the clear function also reset the active element (I needed that for uzbl so hitting return after an aborted hinting session wouldn't activate the still active element)
3. it wraps update_hints() with update(), which
a) recognizes if the input got shorter and rerenders the hints
b) splits the input on each space and applies each string seperately, thus emulating vimperators behaviour more closely (I like that one very much)

Greetz!

Army · 2010-07-21 14:11:38

I have a problem accessing privoxy's configuration page. Here's the path:
- Go to config.privoxy.org
- Select "View & change the current configuration"
- For the file "/etc/privoxy/match-all.action" click on "Edit"
- Then click "Edit" again
Then there's an error message.

It works with every other browser, so it's no configuration fault (enable-edit-actions is set to 1)

syltman · 2010-07-21 15:08:24

Hello I got 2 questions:

1. how can I open bookmarks?
2. where can I change the font / where's the config.h file?

skanky · 2010-07-21 15:35:37

syltman wrote:

Hello I got 2 questions:
1. how can I open bookmarks?
2. where can I change the font / where's the config.h file?

1) No specific bookmarks dialog. If you do

:open <tab>

you'll get the full list.

2) config.def.h - it's used to generate the config.h file.

gogonkt · 2010-07-21 17:31:58

skanky wrote:

syltman wrote:
Hello I got 2 questions:
1. how can I open bookmarks?
2. where can I change the font / where's the config.h file?
1) No specific bookmarks dialog. If you do
:open <tab>
you'll get the full list.
2) config.def.h - it's used to generate the config.h file.

try

make config.h

to generate config.h file

Last edited by gogonkt (2010-07-21 17:32:55)

Inxsible · 2010-07-21 17:33:47

syltman wrote:

Hello I got 2 questions:
1. how can I open bookmarks?
2. where can I change the font / where's the config.h file?

2) You don't need to change the config.h file everytime. You can change the fonts using the jumanjirc file

set font monospace normal 9

Army · 2010-07-21 20:05:45

Another question: I have set proxy 127.0.0.1:8118 in the jumanjirc. What do I have to enter into the commandline to disable it temporarly? I tried :set proxy <empty> and some others - mostly stupid - but really don't have a clue...

neldoreth · 2010-07-21 20:08:58

Hello,

Army wrote:

Another question: I have set proxy 127.0.0.1:8118 in the jumanjirc. What do I have to enter into the commandline to disable it temporarly? I tried :set proxy <empty> and some others - mostly stupid - but really don't have a clue...

Use ^p to enable or disable the proxy.

Best regards

Army · 2010-07-21 20:27:46

Oh this is built in? Damn I haven't thought of that. Seems like I underestimate you Thanks for the information

Last edited by Army (2010-07-21 20:29:15)

Inxsible · 2010-07-22 01:04:52

Go to Amazon.com. Click on Your Account on the top right corner.

jumanji segfaults

Jul 21 21:01:42 wolfdale kernel: jumanji[1855]: segfault at 0 ip (null) sp 00007fff05fba078 error 14 in jumanji[400000+11000]

Happens everytime. I am using the latest version as of 3-4 hours ago.

Last edited by Inxsible (2010-07-22 01:06:20)

Inxsible · 2010-07-22 01:13:54

Not to be a pain in the ass since neldoreth is re-working the hints, but as of now, when I hit f, I see the numbers on all links, but selecting any number takes me to a google search resultt page with the search condition being

fire;11

if 11 was the link I selected to go to.

Does anyone have the same issue.

Last edited by Inxsible (2010-07-22 01:14:09)

bangkok_manouel · 2010-07-22 09:46:15

Inxsible wrote:

Not to be a pain in the ass since neldoreth is re-working the hints, but as of now, when I hit f, I see the numbers on all links, but selecting any number takes me to a google search resultt page with the search condition being
fire;11
if 11 was the link I selected to go to.
Does anyone have the same issue.

use portix's script instead, jumanji has been patched for it to be used and i *guess* your problem is coming from there. anyway, portix's script works great+has nice features (word matching)

firecat53 · 2010-07-22 14:12:47

@portix or @neldoreth -- will either of your hinting solutions support the letter combos like vimium does for chromium? Like 'sp' 'fj' 'a' etc. I find that easier to use than the number hints or word following, especially on the Arch forums

Thanks!
Scott

skanky · 2010-07-22 14:46:42

Inxsible wrote:

Not to be a pain in the ass since neldoreth is re-working the hints, but as of now, when I hit f, I see the numbers on all links, but selecting any number takes me to a google search resultt page with the search condition being
fire;11
if 11 was the link I selected to go to.
Does anyone have the same issue.

I had that issue, but as stated, portix's scripts solves it.

Inxsible · 2010-07-22 17:01:03

Yup, I use portix's script now as well.

Can anyone confirm my segfault issue?

bangkok_manouel · 2010-07-22 17:14:31

Inxsible wrote:

Can anyone confirm my segfault issue?

http://omploader.org/vNTBmaA/am.png but I'm using webkit-git so that may be the reason...
jumanji 567b41b923d5f80482c39d51c16c98a15aef4d8b
webkit 9bfb32c0336b0009f4d12f38cff64c41df5415d9

Inxsible · 2010-07-22 17:16:32

bangkok_manouel wrote:

Inxsible wrote:
Can anyone confirm my segfault issue?
http://omploader.org/vNTBmaA/am.png but I'm using webkit-git so that may be the reason...
jumanji 567b41b923d5f80482c39d51c16c98a15aef4d8b
webkit 9bfb32c0336b0009f4d12f38cff64c41df5415d9

My workplace won't allow access to omploader as the Websense says

The Websense category "Peer-to-Peer File Sharing" is filtered

But I will have a look at it later tonight from home.

Last edited by Inxsible (2010-07-22 17:16:43)

q0tsa · 2010-07-22 18:29:14

This just rocks! Can't believe that I didn't find this earlier.

As I see that you're currently redoing the hinting thing, maybe you could make it in a style similar to vimperator + the char-hints-plugin. When you enter hint mode and type something in lower case you can limit the hints to only those links that match your input. With upper case letters you can directly open a link. Numerical hints just don't work for me.

Anyway, thanks for this fine piece of software.

portix · 2010-07-22 22:13:05

Update: The latest revision now also supports letters. Setting "HINTSTYLE" to "letter" (default) will show up letters, all other values show up numbers.

q0tsa · 2010-07-22 22:32:04

I don't know if this has already been mentioned but undoing (e.g. reopening closed tabs) with 'u' like in vimperator would be a highly appreciated feature.

edit:
I was not able to map J to next tab and K to previous tab through the rc-file (I have it this way in vimperator and can't change this habbit ), I tried:
map J tabnext
map J K tab next
map J gt

I ended up changing it in the config.h...

Last edited by q0tsa (2010-07-22 22:40:29)

invalido · 2010-07-22 23:11:21

portix wrote:

Update: The latest revision now also supports letters. Setting "HINTSTYLE" to "letter" (default) will show up letters, all other values show up numbers.

Love it portix! Just one issue, whenever I use the hints to fill out a search field the hinting stays active after pressing the number/letters. Other than that this script + jumanji rock my world!

Hunner · 2010-07-23 00:27:14

portix wrote:

Update: The latest revision now also supports letters. Setting "HINTSTYLE" to "letter" (default) will show up letters, all other values show up numbers.

Sweet. A note though, I changed my letters for Dvorak keyboard use but didn't use the entire keyboard, and some of the links show up as "undefined" (I guess because "if (length < 26) {" on line 112 assumes I use all 26 (I use "onetuhasidpgyf")). A fix:

112   if (length < letters_seq.length) {
113     text = letters_seq[i];
114   }
115   else {
116     text = letters_seq[parseInt(i/letters_seq.length)] 
117         + letters_seq[(letters_seq.length-1)-(i%letters_seq.length)];
118   }

Also for readability it would be nice if the hints used uppercase letters but accepted lowecase versions as input.

For anyone who wants more vimium-themed hints:

hint_foreground = "black";
hint_background = "yellow";
hint_border = "1px solid #e3Be23";
hint_opacity = 0.9;
hint_font_size =  "12px";
hint_font_weight = "bold";
hint_font_family = "Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial, Sans";

Last edited by Hunner (2010-07-23 00:33:31)

portix · 2010-07-23 00:38:15

Hunner wrote:

portix wrote:
Update: The latest revision now also supports letters. Setting "HINTSTYLE" to "letter" (default) will show up letters, all other values show up numbers.
Sweet. A note though, I changed my letters for Dvorak keyboard use but didn't use the entire keyboard, and some of the links show up as "undefined" (I guess because "if (length < 26) {" on line 112 assumes I use all 26 (I use "onetuhasidpgyf")). A fix:
112   if (length < letters_seq.length) {
113     text = letters_seq[i];
114   }
115   else {
116     text = letters_seq[parseInt(i/letters_seq.length)] 
117         + letters_seq[(letters_seq.length-1)-(i%letters_seq.length)];
118   }
Also for readability it would be nice if the hints used uppercase letters but accepted lowecase versions as input.

Fixed in the current revision. You can also use uppercase letters now.

q0tsa · 2010-07-23 06:37:22

@portix: your hinting script with char hints is really nice. I guess I can live with that.

Some other suggestions for jumanji:
- caret browsing with visual mode and vim motion commands to select and copy text without mouse (like in vimperator)
- open gvim from textareas with a keyboard mapping, refresh the content of the textarea after saving in gvim (inspired by vimperator again)

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