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While the effort for creating an overlay that's painted on top of the original textbox is well intended, a simpler approach would be to open a fixed size window
by gchamonlive 2y ago
While the effort for creating an overlay that's painted on top of the original textbox is well intended, a simpler approach would be to open a fixed size window on a fixed position that the user can configure. This way you could set it to your preference and it would work for all kinds of box sizes.
Or maybe give the option to only fall back to this fixed size, fixed position textbox if the box dimensions are smaller than a predefined size.
- cassepipe 2y agoYes, that's why I tried tridactyl instead in the end because I was tired to configure firenvim to look and behave like usefully. It combines vimium and firenvim in just one extension and supports having a vim-like config file in your home directory.