https://github.com/cmcaine/tridactyl -- Mirror of https://riot.im/app/#/room/#tridactyl:matrix.org
You could try
seturl [regex for gmail] superignore true, which stops Tridactyl from loading in the page
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(you'd need to reload)
It will stop most Tridactyl binds so use ctrl-, to get back to a page where Tridactyl does work
not sure, we changed a lot recently with the editor so it's possible it's a new bug or it's a bug we just fixed
I'll try to release a new beta build tomorrow and then maybe the error will go away :)
export async function editor() {
const elem = DOM.getLastUsedInput()
const selector = DOM.getSelector(elem)
What is DOM.getLastUsedInput() ? It returns a null for me and that is the source of this error. I suppose I am not using it correctly
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It's bound to ctrl-i in insert mode by default
That's amazing
For example, in gitter I use '/' to search chat context, and scroll the window, the highlight won't follow the text
is this an issue?
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Hello, if anyone else experienced a regression in the quality of fuzzy matches in the 1.22 update, I would like to say that I tracked it down to
20dc1918, which changes the fuse.js option threshold option from its default of 0.6 to 0.3 . So to fix it, I think you can run set completionfuzziness 0.6
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Ctrl-o does the same thing but the other way around when you're already in ignore mode and want to access normal briefly
Useful for opening the command line for example
we're somewhat limited because Firefox doesn't let us query history fuzzily
hello there, couldn't find anything through a quick search in the repo / issues, has anyone attempted any integration of lazy-tabs with tridacyl ?
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since the add-on adds commands to the tab context menu, to lazilly (i.e., unloaded until switched to), or would you simply try to add it as a "userScript", since the whole thing seems to hold in the add-on description itself (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lazy-tabs/ for the curious) ?
if you need to automate it use something like xdotool to trigger the keypresses - the thing it is bound to, :escapehatch, only works fully when it is triggered by a --mode=browser bind
ctrl-, should do the trick :)
Not if the address bar is focused!
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If you have
:set escapehatchsidebarhack false for compatibility with TST then the escapehatch works less well
We get focus from the address bar to the webpage by opening and closing the sidebar
It's crazy but it works :(
I should investigate whether opening and closing the browseraction popup does the same thing
Right now I'm still trying to parse
sessionstore-backups/recovery.jsonlz4. I think that I've got most of what I need, but jq is a real pain. And it seems that the file is written every N seconds or so, where N is larger than I'd like. It would be nice if there were a way to force the write on demand.
My end goal is to get the current page link as Org mode format.
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Maybe there is another way to do that?
Not directly related to Tridactyl, but for anybody for finds this thread looking for a way to get the current URL, Title or other data out of Firefox, here is an easily-modified one-liner that returns an Org mode link to the currently-displayed page:
lz4jsoncat $FIREFOX_DIR/sessionstore-backups/recovery.jsonlz4 | jq -r '.windows[0].t abs | sort_by(.lastAccessed)[-1] | .entries[.index-1] | \"[[\" + (.url) + \"][\" + (.title) + \"]]\"' | tr -d '\n'
To use it I recommend setting the about:config variable
browser.sessionstore.interval to 1000, otherwise the information is written only once per 15 seconds.