Giorgio Lando wrote:
> Hi, I would prefer for many, many reasons mrxvt over rxvt-unicode
> (sane configuration file, easily configurable key bindings, better font
> display etc.), but I miss a single thing: the clickable urls which you
> get in rxvt-unicode with a perl extension.
>
> I am already using the cutChars option in order to select properly
> a link with a double click, but, while looking in the archives of this
> mailing list, I have found traces that, about 1 1/2 years ago, a feature
> which auto-catch urls with regex and allow the user to define a browser
> where to open the link with a certain mouse gesture was discussed,
> approved and perhaps partially implemented. However, I am not able to
> find it anywhere nor in the changelogs neither in the svn logs.
>
> Where did this planned feature end up? Is there a TODO list for its
> full implementation or something like that?
>
> Thanks for any tip and sorry if I have lost something in the SVN logs
> which could have clarified this point.
>
>
Being able to click directly with the mouse on url would be indeed great :)
But you can still configure the .mrxvt/default.menu file so that you can
follow a link by:
1. Double-clicking the URL text to select the URL
2. Ctrl+right click the selected text to open the popup menu
3. Select the Firefox menuitem
It is not as fast as just left-clicking the URL though.
To add Firefox to the popup menu, you just need to add one line into
your .mrxvt/default.menu:
---------8<---------8<----------
/PopupButton3/*
{Firefox} Exec firefox %s
---------8<---------8<----------
Regards,
-- cyril
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