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How does this work with numerous Emacs keybindings which surely conflict with browser shortcuts? If you press Ctrl-N in the Cloudmacs, will your cursor move on
by alexeiz 7y ago
How does this work with numerous Emacs keybindings which surely conflict with browser shortcuts? If you press Ctrl-N in the Cloudmacs, will your cursor move one line down or will the browser open a new window?
- celrod 7y agoChrome has an app mode. From memory, the steps are roughly 1. Press the three dots to the right of the url. 2. Click more tools on the drop down menu. 3. Finally "create shortcut". This should let you open that website in a mode where it hijacks relatively few keyboard shortcuts, so that `C-N`, `C-W`, etc, work. I don't think it gets all of them though.