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Conkeror is a standalone browser (not to be confused with KDE's Konqueror) I've been using with a similar mission, though I look forward to trying this out and

• qwertyboy 11y ago
  Boy, do I have good news for you: http://conkeror.org/PDFViewer http://conkeror.org/PDFViewer Conkeror is so much Firefox, that you can easily fit the former with most things that work with the latter, including the built-in PDF extension. As a matter of fact, the Conkeror "binary" is just a shell script that launches Firefox or xul-runner with the proper config (something like: firefox -app /usr/share/conkeror/application.ini). Also worth noting is that Conkeror was the original inspiration for vimperator (and thus for uzbl, dwb, luakit and the likes - all very splendid and worthwhile projects), and that this message is written on an editor spawned by conkeror (which, surprisingly enough, happens to be vim).
• scottjad 11y ago
  Btw you can easily connect the Firefox debugger to a Conkeror instance. http://conkeror.org/Debugging?highlight=%28debugging%29#Debugging_with_Firefox_Remote_Debugging http://conkeror.org/Debugging?highlight=%28debugging%29#Debu...
• kinleyd 11y ago
  +1 for Conkeror - close enough to emacs on the browser for me!