One of the most useful firefox extensions which I sorely miss on epiphany is hit-a-hint
http://users.tkk.fi/~psillanp/hah_hp/ Its functionality is of superlative importance (imho) for keyboard oriented web-dwellers. By pressing space (customisable) you get a little box around "clickable" elements which contains a number (or letters) which when entered activate the element. So, for instance, in the example shown in http://users.tkk.fi/~psillanp/hah_hp/hah_screenshot.jpg if you hold down space the little boxes appear and then you can press 5 and the Products element (in this particular example) is "clicked". The end result is possible by playing with CSS to add the desired hint on the page. Note that since it is possible to change the keys to use as labels for the boxes, one may choose instead of 012345etc to use mjkluio which makes it really easy to navigate using the right hand without moving from the home row much. It is possible to try and add the extension in epiphany (v1.7.1 with firefox 1.0.2 - Fedora Core 3) using the about:config entry to enable the xpinstall but it doesn't work properly. In particular, it installs ok, but then pressing space or comma (to enable the 'permanent' hint mode) produces nothing; space scrolls down the page as usual and coma does nothing. Anyway I thought it might make a fine addition to epiphany if someone would be interested to pick it up and add it as an epiphany extension. For those interested further, a similar approach (for firefox) is conkeror: http://conkeror.mozdev.org/ I have added a home-made flash movie of the extension at http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~stelios/hitahint.html to facilitate understanding. In it, my keyboard presses are a bit too fast but I think it gets the point across. Regards, Stelios _______________________________________________ epiphany-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/epiphany-list
