This doesn't directly answer your question, but on a per-visit basis you can
also press "i" to go into insert mode and the j/k keypresses will be sent
through. This is what I do when I go to ddg, I press "i" immediately and then
use it as normal.
Excerpts from George's message of January 14, 2017 1:46 pm:
Hi,
Thank you very much for your quick replies (and thank you Mr. Compiler
for your great work on this, love the browser).
I'm aware of the solutions that you suggested, I was just wondering if
it was possible to have a per-domain situation. For instance, in
pentadactyl I would have something like this in my rc file:
set passkeys=mail.google.com:jpnkraelyx<CR>,gi,gs,ga,gt,gl,gd,?,/,#
set passkeys=calendar.google.com:jkqmwt/<CR>
I think something similar would be very useful, as there are many
websites that offer keyboard shortcuts, google {mail, calendar},
fastmail, duckduckgo, etc.
Should i open an issue in github to request this?
Best,
George
On Sat, Jan 14, 2017, at 09:17, Andreas Leppert wrote:
Hi,
For sites like feedly, gmail etc I usually use the passthrough mode by
pressing ctrl-v. This deactivates mostly all qutebrowser bindings.
If there is a way to enable this mode automatically for certain sites,
please tell me.
@Florian. Thanks for all your work!
Kind regards ,
Andreas
Am 14.01.2017 8:05 vorm. schrieb "Florian Bruhin" <me@the-
compiler.org>:
Hey,
* George <geo909.f...@gmail.com> [2017-01-14 05:40:25 +0200]:
> Hi all,
You're not subscribed to the list, so your message got hold
back, but
I added you to the whitelist now ;)
> I was wondering if it is possible to let certain websites override
> qutebrowser's keys.
> For instance I would like to use j and k in gmail to go down and
> up my
> messages, but qutebrowsers will handle those instead.
If those are bound to :scroll and not :scroll-px (you can check with
:bind j), then qutebrowser will send fake cursor presses to the
webpage. Does GMail not handle those? If it does, you might be
seeing
this: https://github.com/The-Compiler/qutebrowser/issues/1209
You can also add a :fake-key command, i.e. something like
(untested):
:bind -f j scroll down ;; fake-key j
However that will then always send that to the website when you
scroll, not only on GMail. Doing bindings per-domain might be
added at
some point with per-domain settings though :)
Florian
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