This newtab.md reflects the most recent changes, as of release 1.8.2.
Meanfeatures are:
* Friendly :-).
* More newbie friendliness.
* Link the FAQ.
* Resort highlighted features in such a way, that the ramp up with Tridactyl is eased for newcomers.
* Move the more techie stuff (new tab override) down, as only the really annoyed/interested techs will grind through.
The problem with the current :viewsource is that it loads a page in
which Tridactyl is not loaded. This commit fixes this by enabling a new
setting, "viewsource" which can be set to either "default" or
"tridactyl". If "tridactyl" is selected, then :viewsource will load the
source code of the HTML page in the current page instead of redirecting
the user to the view-source:// version of the page.
Changes summarised in doc/changelog.md. Additionally, change version
excmd to stop copying to clipboard as it was causing the command line to
be hidden, and add version number to the new tab page.
This is caused (at least in this instance) by sites setting a CSS
min-height rule for `iframe` elements, which is then applied to the
Tridactyl iframe too.
Fix this by adding `min-height: 0` to the CSS for `#cmdline_iframe`.
Because this is an ID, it will always have higher specificity than any
CSS the site sets (unless we collide the ID, maybe), so it doesn't need
important.
Also add `max-height: none` in case anyone tries to cramp our iframe
style.
Perhaps there will be more styles that can mess up the iframe styling
but this seems to fix all the sites reported in #289 and #282. Using
cleanslate might help if it turns out there are very many more ways for
the outer site to ruin our day, but since it's only the iframe that the
site CSS can touch (inner HTML is safe), maybe this will be enough and
save a lot of !important'ing.
- Reflowed text
- Added Matrix/Gitter chat badges
- Added Freenode badge and link
- Used static images for badges on help page to avoid external loads
- Inlined some links, rather than using [1] suffixes
This has two major aspects:
- Add a border so the extent of a hint is clear
- Make hint BG translucent, so stacked hints can be discerned
Also used more Tango-ish colours to soften the intense yellow.
Done:
Working completion for buffers
Substitute values into command line
Prepare for non-buffers completions
Wrote too many classes and helper functions
Todo:
Learn inferno and hopefully simplify
If not, simplify the main functions so that people can actually
build for it.
Define an interface for tabbing through options
Allow more than one CompletionSource per command
This commit squashes a load of work by @Koushien, a dozen hours from
@cmcaine and some CSS by @bovine3dom.
@cmcaine is writing this commit message, but the work was mostly by
Koushien so the author is set to them. Thanks Koushien!
The following issues need to be fixed:
- The interface is over complicated (my fault)
- commandline_frame is hard-coded to use BufferCompletionSource. This
needs to be made more general
- BufferCompletionSource should be generalised
- completions.ts calls helper functions in commandline_frame. Should
just use browser proxy. If that's too slow can define a
completions_background.ts
After that's done, this should be fixed:
- Completion hiding/unhiding is currently too messy.
