> Implemented as the variable hints_ambiguous_auto_exit_delay. Set it to
> the number of milliseconds. Default is 0 which means disabled.
Thank you! That works really nicely. (I've settled on 1000 ms.)
But I have another problem: after installing the new version with
"git fetch; git merge origin" and resting conkeror, many of
my webjumps now don't work. For instance
add_webjump("buzz", "http://buzzflash.com";);
is ignored - typing buzz leads me to www.buzz.com. (I was at a
lecture when I did this, and the site it took me to immediately
started playing a video at full volume - embarrassing! :-)
Some experiments showed me that argument-less webjumps (abbreviations)
have been removed, but "buzz a" with a dummy argument will do what
"buzz" used to do by itself.
There was a discussion about webjumps recently, but I don't think it
addressed this change in behavior. I do remember this statement from John:
> Webjumps are convenient, but it's not clear that they are more
> convenient than M-x.
You're right that "M-x buzz" is less effort to type (although I'm
accustomed to typing ESC-x to get M-x and conkeror doesn't let me do this).
But I'm afraid it's a bit confusing to go to some sites via M-x and
others via C-x C-f. So if you're deprecating webjumps you should
probably eliminate them altogether (and perhpas provide a script to
translate webjump commands into interactive commands).
Thanks again for all your work
Silvio
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