Hi David,
Did you add these in config.py or using config commands from the browser?
Can you tell us what commands you ran and/or show us your config.py (the lines
you added, at least)?
-Ryan
On December 18, 2019 11:50:34 AM EST, Jack via qutebrowser
wrote:
>I have been using Qutebrowser for
At the risk of derailing this, you might want to search "nothing to hide
fallacy" on the search engine of your choice (maybe duckduckgo instead of
google?).
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/05/the_value_of_pr.html and
Hi mgcyun,
Currently there is no concept of "tags", however you can use quickmarks,
which tie a url to a 'key'.
I have a pull request out that merges bookmarks/quickmarks into a single
concept that supports a featureful concept of tagging (looks like I need
to merge master again):
Hi Marco,
I'm not a keepass user, but someone contributed a keepass userscript:
https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/blob/master/misc/userscripts/qute-keepass
There are usage instructions at the top of the file.
Note the warning in the usage instructions: plaintext passwords will be
ind in the browser to change my keybindings. It is unlikely
>that I
>had capslock on, but even if I did, J and K weren't supposed to be
>bound to
>that. I didn't submit a crash report when this happened; can I still do
>so
>now?
>
>On Wed, May 9, 2018, 7:19 AM Ryan Roden-Co
> Out of nowhere, "j" and "k" on qutebrowser started working as :tab-prev and
> :tab-next instead of scrolling down and up. Then, I pressed another key
Any chance you had capslock on?
> Upon re-startup, all my custom keybindings (of which I have many) were
> reset!
How did you configure your
Yuusha is correct, however it only applies to command-mode bindings. I don't
know of a good way to do this for other modes.
-Ryan
On Wed 11/22/17 10:54PM, Yuusha Spacewolf wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 23, 2017 at 02:07:43AM +, Stephen Davies (sdavies) wrote:
> >
> > If you want to know what
t sure how to pass
an arg as a CLI argument.
-Ryan
On Sun 09/25/16 07:26PM, Ryan Roden-Corrent wrote:
> Tests are failing on my machine due to the following warning:
>
> QtWarningMsg: QXcbIntegration: Cannot create platform OpenGL context,
> neither GLX nor EGL are enabled
>
I see it too (0.5.1, Archlinux).
It goes away if you change the user agent from the default.
Try :set network user-agent and tab through the suggestions.
I've found this is actually necessary to use google hangouts.
Unfortunately, a non-default user-agent breaks a lot of the Github UI.
-Ryan
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