cdlscpmv <cdlsc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I agree, `autocmd` is better than "per domain settings" since it is more
> powerful and may be of some use in the long run.
Thank you for this confirmation. After some hours thinking about the autocmd,
I found two problems that we have to solve to git this working.
1. In vim every opened file, independent from the displaying tab, belong to a
buffer. The buffer has some configurations assigned to. But in vimb we have
only windows/instances with confirmations that allow to open various URIs.
That means that we can change the config if a special domain is used. But
when the user surf to another page that does not match the autocmd pattern,
the instance will still use the change configuration that was applied via
autocmd.
:au LoadUrlCommited *.trusted.org :set scripts=on
If the user opens www.trusted.org the autocmd will be applied and enable
scripts. If the user opens another domain via `:open evil.org` or by
following a link on current page, the 'scripts' are still enabled.
The challenge is to find a efficient way to switch back to the default or
previous settings or to use a dedicated webkit setting object only for the
trusted domain.
2. The domain matching seems to be easy, but on sites that use frames or
iframes, this might lead to problems, because we can do the domain matching
only for the main frame I think, all iframes and frames will also run with
the same privileges like the trusted main page. But this is more a questing
for www or origin policies than for vimb I guess.
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