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Re: lynx-dev marks suggestion
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Henry Nelson |
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Re: lynx-dev marks suggestion |
Date: |
Tue, 29 Apr 2003 10:36:51 +0900 (JST) |
> > When paging through longer documents, it would be very useful to be
> > able to mark (and return to) the current position in the document,
> > a la the vim and less 'm' command.
>
> Probably (I don't think it's on any of my to-do lists, but do recall thinking
> it would be nice). However lynx has all of those keys assigned - my thought
Is 'w' still unused? For years now I've been undefining 'm' and instead
using 'w' as "LYK_MAIN_MENU" to unconditionally return me to "WWW_HOME".
("WWW", the reason for chosing 'w'. No need to press 'Y'. Patch at:
"http://www.irm.nara.kindai.ac.jp/lynxdev/hacks/directowww.gz".)
To me anyway, the Internet has evolved to the point that people no longer
would associate "m" with "Menu". I've often thought 'm' might be useful as
a "mailto" command to call ones default mailer, but there are so many other
ways to efficiently call an external mailer from Lynx. "M" for "mark" seems
like a real natural for a key command.
__Henry
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