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i prefer something like itsAllText, which lets me fire up my own local editor for any textarea (using it now with emacsclient). employing a local editing tool l
by d13hard 18y ago
i prefer something like itsAllText, which lets me fire up my own local
editor for any textarea (using it now with emacsclient). employing a
local editing tool lets me keep all my keyboard shortcuts, which is
why i use one editor instead of another.
what i would really like to see is direct embedding of your choice of
local editor directly into the textarea. there's no way to satisfy
everyone with one editor.
but still, bespin is very cool and an improvement over plain old
textareas
- wmf 18y agowhat i would really like to see is direct embedding of your choice of local editor directly into the textarea. Back in the day I was hoping that OpenDoc would provide this, but it was not to be. I wouldn't be surprised if we see some vi and emacs clones evolve out of Bespin and then some Greasemonkey scripting could use them to replace textareas.
- tlrobinson 18y agovi clone in JavaScript: http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/ http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/ It could probably be bookmarkletized (or UserScriptified) fairly easily.