The-Compiler

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by The-Compiler 9y ago
There's the :jseval command which would probably work, or you could write a userscript: https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/blob/master/doc/u...
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
I wonder, what made you think it's a terminal browser?
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
Quick update on that: I just released v1.0.1 which fixes some bugs introduced in v1.0.0: - Fixed starting after customizing `fonts.tabs` or `fonts.debug_console`. - Fixed starting with old PyQt versions compiled against newer Qt versions. -
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
It has basic bookmarking support built in. You might also be able to integrate it with Bookmark OS via an userscript: https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/blob/master/doc/u...
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
There's also cVim, Vimium and Saka Key FWIW.
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
I don't do ETAs for hobby work - possibly in my next summer holidays (~July 2018). I probably won't get to it before that, but I have no idea what I'll do in the holidays yet.
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
The nice thing about lock icons is that they can indicate EV certificates (extended validation, where the organization basically paid some more to be verified more thoroughly). Unfortunately that's not something I can do with qutebrows
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
The Tridactyl project is working on that - Mozilla hasn't shown too much interest so far unfortunately, despite code being there: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1215061
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
Out of curiosity, what addons were you missing? Anything other than NoScript/uMatrix?
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
NoScript will be there once there are per-domain settings, which is the next thing I plan working on: https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/27 uMatrix is basically a superset of RequestPolicy - a
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
Copy-pasting an answer I've given about Vimium earlier: I've used Vimium for some months myself, and wasn't really happy with it. The reasons why mainly boil down to how Vimium is quite limited in what it can do. For example:
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
There's Vimium-FF and Saka Key at the moment: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/vimium-ff/ https://key.saka.io/ Also, Tridactyl is at the planning stage and working wit
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
WebExtensions are a common extension format/API, i.e. Chrome extensions are WebExtensions. However, each browser vendor has their own specific additions, and hopefully Mozilla will add some things addons like Vimperator would need, s
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
FWIW some people from the Tridactyl project are working with Mozilla at getting a better keyboard WebExtension API for Firefox: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1215061 It's going quite slow however...
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
FWIW you'd still need Qt 5.7.1 and an updated fork of QtWebKit: https://github.com/annulen/webkit/wiki However, there's usually an easy way to get an up to date Qt with QtWebEngine if you're on Pyth
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
Note that QtWebKit is still being developed (and supported by qutebrowser), just not by the Qt project anymore: https://github.com/annulen/webkit/wiki Also, QtWebEngine isn't just Blink. It's basically a
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
That'd be me, most of those aren't really true, or not qutebrowser's fault ;-) > a ton of dependencies Only Qt and a handful of small Python libraries. Granted, Qt is big. > randomly hangs > can't handle suspend
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
qutebrowser author here ;-) I've used Vimium for some months myself, and wasn't really happy with it. The reasons why mainly boil down to how Vimium is quite limited in what it can do. For example: - It can't change the user
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
qutebrowser author here - I think Kickstarter (or similar crowdfunding platforms) work best when you have a given timeframe (like the 1-2 months I have once a year) and a tangible feature to advertise as part of it. For qutebrowser, that wa
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
Only if it gets turned into a WebExtension: https://github.com/akhodakivskiy/VimFx/issues/860
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by The-Compiler 9y ago
I've used Vimium for some months myself, and wasn't really happy with it. The reasons why mainly boil down to how VimFx/Vimium are quite limited in what they can do. For example: - They can't change the user interface at
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Crowdfunding for qutebrowser v1.0 with per-domain settings(kickstarter.com)
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by The-Compiler 10y ago
Have you looked at the screenshots? It's graphical, so, no.
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by The-Compiler 10y ago
Could you elaborate a bit? I'm not particularly proud of the current config system, but I'm guessing what gave you trouble is more that handling fonts with Qt is an exercise in sanity... ;)
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by The-Compiler 12y ago
Development still was continued in Qt's own tree, but as it was mentioned, as of Qt 5.4 only bugfixes will be done. Though at some point I plan adding a QtWebEngine (i.e. Blink/Chromium) backend to qutebrowser.
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by The-Compiler 12y ago
I just merged a pull request which makes things a lot easier by using MacPorts/Homebrew: https://github.com/The-Compiler/qutebrowser/blob/master/doc/...
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by The-Compiler 12y ago
Nope - damn, choosing a good name with no collisions is hard ;)