On 01/31/2013 09:18, Thuban wrote:
Hello,
surf is supposed to be used via keyboard, but I don't know any useful
way to follow a link without switching to mouse.
Do you have any method?
Regards.
I confess, it's been a while since I used surf, so maybe it already does
this. But one possibility would be to mimic the links/elinks
keybindings, where the up and down arrow keys (j,k if you insist) move
the focus between links found on the page. The right arrow (l) follows
the currently-focussed link, and the left arrow (h) brings you back.
The problem with links/elinks bindings has always been that people
expect the up and down keys to move the cursor a line at a time. But the
next/prev link might be a half- or full page away and the resulting
screen jumps can be disconcerting. Elinks tries to restore the ability
to scroll a line at a time by using the mouse wheel, but this defeats
the whole point of being keyboard-driven.
The other solution found in links/elinks is to provide numbered hints
like the ones in the plugin pancake suggested.