Jay Belanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes.
> There are now numbers, but they don't seem to be in order.
> When I start Conkeror up, the top Emacs link is (5).
> (1) is the [Set Chrome] button.
Yes, buttons are numbered before links. From numberedlinks.js:
var types = ['input', 'a','select','img','embed','textarea','area'];
That's the order. I'm open to suggestions on a better order. I imagine
your first reaction will be "uh, top to bottom?" Unfortunately that's
Hard so this is what you get..for now :). Patches are welcome, of
course.
> A couple other things:
> * C-uC-u n number will follow the numbered link, but not in a new buffer.
That's correct. C-u C-u opens in a new window. C-u opens in a new buffer.
> * C-x 2 doesn't split the window, it gives an message saying "No
> such command: split-window"
Yes, sadly I had to remove the split code to get it to work with
1.5. This is in the NEWS file.
> * When I first started Conkeror, I got an error message ending with
> ...chrome://conkeror/content/utils.js::LocalFile::line 846" date::no
> (I looked at line in utils.js, but I don't know what it means.)
This could be related to the conkeror rc file. Perhaps you had a value
for the conkeror.rcfile pref (specifies your rc file) set but the file
specified didn't exist?
> Conkeror still started and worked. I deleted my .mozilla
> directory, and the error message went away.
>
> Despite any minor problems, of course, Conkeror is still the best way
> to browse the web. Thanks!
Super!
-Shawn
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