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I click on an input field and have to press i to go to insert mode (works fine in conkeror, dunno about pentadactyl or vimperator).
Or is it like that on purpose? Haven't checked the source/configs yet.
After clicking on an input field you're going to use your keyboard anyway, so there's not much of a hassle. I wish pentadactyl has this feature (maybe it has, I didn't checked documentation tbh).
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Which version/branch are you using?
luakit, luakit-git, or luakit-develop-git?
I get "instant" insert mode w/ all 3 just by clicking in the an input field (no pressing on 'i' needed.
Make sure your configs are up to date "cp /etc/xdg/luakit/* ~/.config/luakit/"
IF you keep/use the configs in ~/config/luakit/ you'll need to do this after every update.
ADDED NOTE to anyone reading and think of installing luakit.
Do NOT let the name -git dissuade you from using this branch... it is PLENTY stable; as is the -develop-git.
Last edited by jwbirdsong (2011-01-15 19:54:14)
PLEASE read and try to FIX/FILE BUGS instead of assuming other have/will.
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Luakit is fast becoming my favourite browser. Since I finally managed to compile it on my Powerbook running ArchPPC, it has now replaced jumanji. Also got userscripts working with a little help from Mason himself on IRC. Thanks, and keep up the good work with this great browser.
My only problem is getting downloads to a standard location without getting prompted every time, but that's a minor annoyance. Working around that with copy/paste and wget for now.
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Well, i must admit this browser is run fast and resource friendly ^,^, When will bookmarks support available? i'm running development version right nw and it replace FF & Chromium on my machine
Press 'B' to create a bookmark and press 'gb' to view all your bookmarks.
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hellnest wrote:Well, i must admit this browser is run fast and resource friendly ^,^, When will bookmarks support available? i'm running development version right nw and it replace FF & Chromium on my machine
Press 'B' to create a bookmark and press 'gb' to view all your bookmarks.
Wow, thanks for your help. I was seaching on binds.lua but not found it before. ^^ it's work thanks once again
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My only problem is getting downloads to a standard location without getting prompted every time, but that's a minor annoyance. Working around that with copy/paste and wget for now.
In your downloads.lua replace :
file = capi.luakit.save_file("Save file", w, default_dir, d.suggested_filename)
with :
file = default_dir .. "/" .. d.suggested_filename
in the add function.
default_dir is defined just before the function.
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After clicking on an input field you're going to use your keyboard anyway, so there's not much of a hassle. I wish pentadactyl has this feature (maybe it has, I didn't checked documentation tbh).
it's still an annoying extra key I have to press
vanvalium
Which version/branch are you using?
luakit, luakit-git, or luakit-develop-git?I get "instant" insert mode w/ all 3 just by clicking in the an input field (no pressing on 'i' needed.
Make sure your configs are up to date "cp /etc/xdg/luakit/* ~/.config/luakit/"
IF you keep/use the configs in ~/config/luakit/ you'll need to do this after every update.ADDED NOTE to anyone reading and think of installing luakit.
Do NOT let the name -git dissuade you from using this branch... it is PLENTY stable; as is the -develop-git.
thanks, after copying the configs it's fine
I didn't have time/motivation to play around with the configs yet so I never did that step
but it's all good now
luakit has become my favorite webkit browser
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is there a way to go through selection options in a pull-down menu with only the keyboard the way firefox does it? It kind of takes away from the whole keyboard driven feeling if for every pull-down menu I have to use my mouse.
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hello, is that possible to change the homepage to local files? I was try but no luck
homepage = "file:///path/to/file",
note the triple slash at the start.
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here's mine and didn't work, yeah i knew about triple slash
homepage "file:///home/hellnest/bin/startpage/startpage_v1.2/index.php",
ehehehe.. maybe because the extension is .php?
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Update :
Lol, changing the extension to .html and it works like a charm. ^^ love this browser
Last edited by hellnest (2011-01-26 20:47:50)
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anybody have issues with luakit just eating up RAM with certain sites, like http://wikia.com?
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specifically: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Converting_tabs_to_spaces
Last edited by Berticus (2011-01-27 04:52:01)
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yep me too. I noticed that just on this site though.
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anybody have issues with luakit just eating up RAM with certain sites, like http://wikia.com?
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specifically: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Converting_tabs_to_spaces
It's more than likely a webkit-gtk bug, do the same sites fail in uzbl/jumanji/midori?
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ah, it does seem to be a problem for jumanji as well.
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All my browsers go crazy on myspace, e.g. http://www.myspace.com/unstucc even with disabled javascript and plugins. I only have 512mb of RAM. This leads to a completely unusable system. This happens with firefox and webkit browsers. Maybe wikia is the same crap?
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It's simply excellent. I use it with bfilter (which itself provides a handy way for system-wide ad blocking due to its ability to utilize AdBlock filters) and it works like a charm. It's stable, fast, and seems to be much more than it technically can be. A great piece of software and a great company for AwesomeWM. Thank you.
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Berticus wrote:anybody have issues with luakit just eating up RAM with certain sites, like http://wikia.com?
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specifically: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Converting_tabs_to_spacesIt's more than likely a webkit-gtk bug, do the same sites fail in uzbl/jumanji/midori?
Yes, but wikia works fine for me once I turn javascript off.
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Thank you for this nice browser I'll probably switch from Opera.
I have a feature request: I need an option to disable gif-animation.
I'm using privoxy and gif-animation is stripped for most sites. But when I'm using a HTTPS connection privoxy can not alter the data stream. Therefore I need in-browser support for this feature.
Keep up the good work
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@essence-of-foo: You can write your own "navigation-request" and "resource-request-starting" handler functions to match the requested uri against a suitable pattern, returning false when it is a gif. Check out my (in progress) adblock branch for inspiration.
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I tried Luakit a long time ago and figured I'd give it some time to mature, and now that I've returned I see that it's done so wonderfully. So, thank you, first and foremost, Luakit devs. (this post refers to luakit-git 20110205-1 AUR package --- # luakit -V 2010.12.25-r2)
My questions:
1. As far as the tablist, I know I can comment out a line in the "windows.lua" file to remove it completely but I was wondering if it were possible to have a key toggle binding for that, or is that not possible due to how the attributes are loaded?
2. Link following; I've modified the colors, size, font, position, blah blah, but I can't figure out how to change it from numeric to alphabetic. Is this not possible with the current script in follow.lua? I'm not too familiar with javascript nor lua, so.. was hoping it would be something like JumNav where you can quickly follow with the home keys. Not big deal, anyway. I'll continue tampering with it, maybe try to merge them somehow.
3. >>my major qualm: key-binding ":q". Not matter if I change it in binds.lua it will still close all windows, even if I bind it to close_tab. I've looked everywhere but can't find where it's "higher up the ladder" where I'm able to change it. If I have multiple tabs open and hit ":q" (with bound to close_tab) it closes the entire Luakit browser, tabs and all. I've even removed the binding but it still does it, so obviously my binds.lua for that ":q" are not being respected, or am I not doing it right?
That's it, really. I'm using it now (did all my configuring last night) and can't remember or see any more I want to ask about. I thought I had more questions last night but oh well, hopefully I'll figure them out myself before I remember to come back here and ask, haha. Anyway, here's my tampering so far:
Thanks again! Will also look at this adblock branch. :}
edit: typo
Last edited by milomouse (2011-02-07 19:49:22)
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2. Link following; I've modified the colors, size, font, position, blah blah, but I can't figure out how to change it from numeric to alphabetic. Is this not possible with the current script in follow.lua? I'm not too familiar with javascript nor lua, so.. was hoping it would be something like JumNav where you can quickly follow with the home keys. Not big deal, anyway. I'll continue tampering with it, maybe try to merge them somehow.
After pressing f or F, you can simply start typing some part of the link text. Once it is clear which link you want, luakit opens it automatically for you (so stop typing immediately!). To open a link with a green background press <enter>.
You can also combine letters and numbers: You first press some letter keys and then select one of the remanining links with the number keys.
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@essence-of-foo: Yeah, that's sort of what I meant but not really. It's actually slower for me to do that, since I'll do "F" and watch the highlights and see the word "Today 10:04:08" as with your post, and as I type "today" it will narrow down with each letter but I have to watch to see if it's the last result or not because if I type it too fast I'll garble the command buffer with "day 10:04:08" before I realize it was the last result and opened in the background. If it highlights with alphabetic letters, say your link shows up as "jk" I know that just by typing "jk" it will open instead of wondering how many more letters I have to type it will be narrowed down enough to accept. My own problem, I guess, hah. No big deal, like I said. Thanks though.
My only real problem is still the ":q" closing all windows. I'll keep probing the .lua's.
Last edited by milomouse (2011-02-08 19:11:45)
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2. Link following; I've modified the colors, size, font, position, blah blah, but I can't figure out how to change it from numeric to alphabetic. Is this not possible with the current script in follow.lua? I'm not too familiar with javascript nor lua, so.. was hoping it would be something like JumNav where you can quickly follow with the home keys. Not big deal, anyway. I'll continue tampering with it, maybe try to merge them somehow.
alternative characters for following hints
3. >>my major qualm: key-binding ":q". Not matter if I change it in binds.lua it will still close all windows, even if I bind it to close_tab. I've looked everywhere but can't find where it's "higher up the ladder" where I'm able to change it. If I have multiple tabs open and hit ":q" (with bound to close_tab) it closes the entire Luakit browser, tabs and all. I've even removed the binding but it still does it, so obviously my binds.lua for that ":q" are not being respected, or am I not doing it right?
"d" closes a single tab ;o
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