This is still a hack, until WebKitGTK gives us a more practical and
stable way to do that. Manipulating directly the DOM inside a
webextension is a pain and only usable with unstable API atm.
Regroup all toggles in an enum and handle them with a unique function
via a switch. That lets us take different actions for each toggle.
Add a frame flatenning and a dns preteching options.
Slightly new behaviour: searching again for the same string (via MOD+/)
resets the search (ie restarts search from document top).
Searching for an empty string stops the search (ie all highlights are
removed).
In fact, we have a scrolling handle ersatz for now using JavaScript
calls as we don't have access anymore to scrollbars.
We'll have to manipulate the DOM directly (later).
Use the current hit test (c->mousepos) to determine where the mouse
pointer is.
It is possible to link an action to a click and still propagate the
event after that by setting the “stop event” parameter of a Button to 0.
The enablestyles configuration variable and parameter flag manages the
global application of styles, not just the site-specific styles.
Signed-off-by: Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>
xprop(1) encloses the returned atom string value in double quotes while
it doesn't when the value is unset. Original simple parsing would fail
and parse the atom name instead of getting an empty value.
Signed-off-by: Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>
In config.h there is now some styles array to apply site-specific styles.
This can be toggled using the -mM flags. If a stylefile is manually specified,
then this will overwrite everything.
This adds the -a flag to define a string of the toggle string for the cookie
policy modes. There is now a new »cookiepolicies« string in config.h and the
Mod+Shift+a now can toggle the policy but will not cause a reload, because
this would only add a burden when toggling through accept and not accept.
Thanks Quentin Rameau <quinq.ml@gmail.com> for the suggestions!
xprop prints information in format PROPERTY(STRING) = "escaped string",
which causes problem with repeated Ctrl-F: any non-ascii turns into
\ooo\ooo, this later turns into \\ooo\\ooo, and so on. To de-escape
string, printf(1) is used, getting information from xargs -0; without -0
xargs will try to handle escapes by itself and also do shenanigans
with quotes, which is totally undesired.
Signed-off-by: Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>
* add flag to main
* add flag to manual
* add signal handler to block default scrollbar policy
* add toggle of scrollbars (hacky - but no reload) with a twitch
* add key map to manual
* add commandline flag to children surfers
* update TODO
* sort stuff alphabetically for the style inquisition
Signed-off-by: Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>
This removes the progress indicator and replaces it with
letters in the window title.
T/U: Trusted, Untrusted
P/-: Proxy, No proxy
Signed-off-by: Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>
Quentin Rameau
Quentin Rameau
Christoph Lohmann
Markus Teich
Anselm R Garbe
Nick White
Alexander Sedov
Carlos J. Torres
Jens Nyberg