I've actually never looked up what EWW stood for, so when I saw this post I though Wowser was a typo. :) I love Emacs, I don't use it anymore, but it still has a special place in my heart <3...
I've actually never looked up what EWW stood for, so when I saw this post I though Wowser was a typo. :)
I love Emacs, I don't use it anymore, but it still has a special place in my heart <3 (primarily because of Lisp).
In messing with this, I noticed that Tildes won't load in EWW at all. Apparently EWW doesn't send any origin or referrer when trying to log in? Is there any way to fix this?
In messing with this, I noticed that Tildes won't load in EWW at all. Apparently EWW doesn't send any origin or referrer when trying to log in?
I use eww when possible.. reading Nim docs, Google searches, wikis, etc. I also use it to get an "I am feeling lucky" URL for a google search like "github parsetoml nim" using my function...
I use eww when possible.. reading Nim docs, Google searches, wikis, etc.
I also use it to get an "I am feeling lucky" URL for a google search like "github parsetoml nim" using my function modi/eww-get-link.. that will copy the URL https://github.com/NimParsers/parsetoml to my kill ring, that I can then easily paste to my documentation, etc.
I've actually never looked up what EWW stood for, so when I saw this post I though
Wowserwas a typo. :)I love Emacs, I don't use it anymore, but it still has a special place in my heart <3 (primarily because of Lisp).
In messing with this, I noticed that Tildes won't load in EWW at all. Apparently EWW doesn't send any origin or referrer when trying to log in?
Is there any way to fix this?
I use
ewwwhen possible.. reading Nim docs, Google searches, wikis, etc.I also use it to get an "I am feeling lucky" URL for a google search like "github parsetoml nim" using my function
modi/eww-get-link.. that will copy the URL https://github.com/NimParsers/parsetoml to my kill ring, that I can then easily paste to my documentation, etc.my eww setup + custom functions