> Why did you write everything on a different file instead of just
> adding to surf.c?
Just because I prefer to keep medium sized or bigger patches in its own
files if possible. In this case there is a coding style mismatch between
gobject stuff and suckless standard, also.
> Also, you mixed tabu
Last but also least is this tiny history patch that attempts to improve
the current one in two aspects:
1) log every page you surf, not only the ones explicitly opened from the
cli or c-g (which in my case are very few ones).
2) more informative log entries %title - %url.
It naturally hooks on t
Hi,
this patch implements a more general approach to http downloading that
doesn't depend on external tools and can cope with resources that are
not easily URI-referenced (for example, for sites like rapidshare with
evil javascript that generates POST requests).
The patch just uses the webkit dow
Hi, hopefully this patch will be useful for those doing web development
with surf or hacking surf itself. Briefly:
-l set stdout log level L as described in
http://library.gnome.org/devel/libsoup/unstable/SoupLogger.html#SoupLoggerLogLevel
-n enables web inspector
http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/W
Hi all,
I've been having problems to use gmail -just like others- and the
google pdf quick view -I haven't seen another report about this one-
with surf. Besides the session management issues, surf is not updating
cookies that are created by javascript running in the current page.
Notice v.g. that
