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Re: pull firefox's html engine to emacs
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W Dan Meyer |
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Re: pull firefox's html engine to emacs |
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Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:44:25 +0000 |
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Xah Lee <xahlee@gmail.com> writes:
> how hard is it to pull Firefox's rendering engine (including css + js)
> and put it under emacs?
hi!
I think that was mentioned on the mailing list. There is a project
called `Conkeror' (not Konqueror, they're planning to change it
recently) which is completely mouseless (and I mean it, the only reason
I need sometimes to use mouse is to escape from buggy Flash hijacking
focus) browser influenced by Emacs, it works very well (use that in
production). It runs on XULRunner as a separate application, and it is
customisable through JS. It even allows you to play with JS repl (through
mozrepl module, but I haven't tried). That implies that it might be
possible to put it in Emacs someday, all you need is a widget inside
Emacs that would be capable to nest conkeror window, and Emacs lisp can
pull commands to it's repl.
Dan W
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> Xah
> ∑ http://xahlee.org/
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