André A. Gomes
André A. Gomes
Example: In the `emacs` keyscheme, `M-f` is bound to `history-forwards-query`. Write a config file as follows: ```lisp (defvar *my-keymap* (make-keymap "my-map")) (define-key *my-keymap* "M-f" 'nyxt/mode/hint:follow-hint) (define-mode my-mode () "Dummy mode...
Steps to reproduce below. Originally reported [here](https://discourse.atlas.engineer/t/hint-prompt-not-showing-up/840). Write file `~/.config/nyxt/test-config.lisp` with the contents below. ```lisp (define-configuration input-buffer ((default-modes (pushnew 'nyxt/mode/emacs:emacs-mode %slot-value%)))) (define-configuration nyxt/mode/document:document-mode ((keyscheme-map (keymaps:define-keyscheme-map "my-document" (list :import %slot-value%) nyxt/keyscheme:emacs...
As mentioned in https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt/pull/3269#issuecomment-1862897209, `hint-mode`'s support for Shadow DOM may need to be re-designed from scratch. Related to #3254. Performance benchmarks are needed as to ensure that the addition of...
As discussed in #3284, `hint-mode` should add the hints in a shadow dom as to ensure encapsulation.
Commit 30c91a5be (in the context of PR #2666) introduces a bug. Steps to reproduce: - `(asdf:load-system "nyxt/gi-gtk")` - `(nyxt:start :failsafe t)` - notice that a single Nyxt window exists -...
These commands would complement `toggle-attributes-display` since they would show/hide all attributes in one go without having to mark/unmark them in the prompt buffer. Additionally, a user option could globally prevent...
Akin to the work done in #3199, the same should be done with the UI relative to `list-buffers`.
Run `nyxt --no-config` and invoke `nyxt-init-time` => 0.09 second. Run `nyxt --config ~/.config/nyxt/test-config.lisp` and invoke `nyxt-init-time` => 12.96. Where the contents of `test-config.lisp` are as below, and the extension is...
As reported [here](https://blog.yosemitesam.ch/nyxt-first-impressions/), `search-buffer` doesn't show matches inside `textarea` elements. It stems from the fact that the content of these `textarea` elements belong to a shadow DOM and are therefore...
While reviewing #3226, I noticed we don't provide this guarantee. In the example below, `https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_municipalities_in_Quebec` has been zoomed as to have an element on the right edge. 