El dv, feb 27 2009, David Kettler va escriure: > I use the code below, which behaves rather like C-w in firefox. I > find it convenient when I have opened a number of links from one page > in buffers in the background.
This is as I wanted; thanks. > > It's not quite satisfactory though. It might be nice to have a more > sophisticated system where follow-new-buffer-background marks the > parent/child relationship between buffers, based on from where a link > was followed. Then the kill command can go to the next sibling, or up > to the parent. There are many sensible behaviours to close a buffer: - go to the buffer to the right - go to the buffer to the left - go to the last active buffer - go to the parent buffer (the buffer which opened the ex-buffer) - go to the next sibling (next child of the ex-buffer's parent) Since each person seems to have different preferences, ideally the behaviour could be configurable. -- Daniel _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
