| At Fri, 24 Mar 2006 12:00:28 +0200,
| Jari Aalto wrote:
|
| > The keyboard keys "{" and "}" are in difficult places in various
| > keyboards (need AltGr + top row access in Europe). It seems that
| > elinks has bound changing tabs to actions
| >
| > < Previous tab
| > > Next tab
| >
| > Which seems more logical. Switcing the tabs is far more frequent than the
| > currently bound keys:
| >
| > < Shift screen left
| > > Shift screen right
| >
| > which, these good keys, are mostly left unused.
| >
| > Please consider chnaging the tab movement to
| >
| > <
| > >
| >
| > And moving the shift movement to:
| >
| > {
| > }
| >
| > This would help accessibility of the program and make it also compatible
| > with elinks.
|
| You can change your keymap by putting ~/.w3m/keymap as follows:
|
| % echo '
| keymap < PREV_TAB
| keymap > NEXT_TAB
| keymap { SHIFT_LEFT
| keymap } SHIFT_RIGHT
| ' > ~/.w3m/keymap
Thanks, but I was addressing a more generic usability enhancement.
1) The { } keys are in very uncomfortable place in Europe keyboards
2) The < > keys are currently almost unused in w3m
=> Therefore it would be
1) Better to move to use <> for tab, which are more accessible
2) it would also be elinks(1) combpatible and user would have
same unterface.
Jari
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