I have a use case I'm wondering if Conkeror can address: I'm registered with a web site that allows one to play board games online ( boardgaming-online.com). The "workflow" for this site consists of visiting a page that shows a list of games that are waiting for me to make a move, choosing one, and clicking the associated hyperlink to take me to the page for a particular game. Sometimes I do this dozens of times a day, and the delays caused by loading the initial list of active games each time really add up.
What I'd like to do is define a command (or preferably a webjump) that loads the initial page without using a visible buffer, scans it for the links to games that are waiting for me, then directs me to one of them. I could look for the links using regexes, but it'd be even better to have the page in the form of a tree of nodes I could apply an XPath query to. Can this be done? If not, I suppose I can add a script tag to the initial page that takes me to one of the games, but I think it'd be cooler to do all of the work behind the scenes. Thanks in advance for any help.
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