I could see this very useful in web design. I would like to embed this in an Emacs buffer or window and then render a page on my local server. I could then make some simple Emacs-like shortcut wrappers so that I could refresh surf without switching windows. I could even implement some of the bookmarks and such that others were talking about. Would it be possible to embed this inside of Emacs? I don't know much about surf or Emacs' functionailty in that regard.
On 7/3/09, totoloco <totol...@gmail.com> wrote: > En 02/07/2009 21:58:01, Samuel Baldwin <shardz4...@gmail.com> escribió: > >> I'm wondering how people use this; I normally have upwards of 30 tabs >> open in firefox at a given time. I understand the idea is to let the >> window manager manage the instances, but for someone like me, this >> doesn't work too well. >> >> I suppose I could "cut back" a bit, but then I'd need some way of >> managing bookmarks. If this could manage bookmarks and passwords, I'd >> jump on it as my primary browser. >> >> Is anything like this planned, or should I forget about it? (Or should >> I write it myself?) > > If you like firefox, then use firefox, simple. > If you like opera, the use opera. > Uzbl has more configs, and is more extensible via scripts (in a lot of > languages). > Surf is simple, very simple, then we analize pros and cons about its > simplicity. > > Surf version 0.0 < think about it. > > Sorry by my english... is so f*cking poor. > > -- > salU > www.ushcompu.com.ar > >
