Aidan Holm

@vitaly-zdanevich The colour pairs are defined in `config/theme.lua`, under the `ok`, `warn`, and `error` keys. The default is `ok`. You can play around with them like so: ``` :lua lousy.theme.get().ok.fg...

Also, if anyone's interested in the aforementioned script for changing the normal mode status bar colour, here's my module: ```lua local lousy = require("lousy") local webview = require("webview") webview.add_signal("init", function...

Yep, I'm afraid so.

Yep, @amosbird is correct; specifically, the CSS that styles the hint elements is getting rejected due to minflux's content security policy, since this CSS is applied via an inline element....

By 'workaround' I actually mean 'bugfix', so it'd need some dev work. Unfortunately CSP also applies to inline styles, so probably the HTML overlay design should just be scrapped entirely...

@dlobue yep, same reason. @jun7 no worries; wyeb looks like an interesting project! the approach used in that commit is similar to what luakit would have to do to fix...

What do you mean by invisible areas of the page? Parts that you'd need to scroll to see?

Thanks for linking to that; as you say, it seems unlikely that it'll be fixed. I'd also be interested in removing lfs just for the sake of reducing dependencies.

- using `os.execute` in this way is a bit of a hack (but `lousy.util.mkdir` already exists and does this) - I may be wrong but I don't think `io.open` will...

One way to do this in lua is to use Gobject introspection, which is how awesomewm's gears library works: https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/blob/master/lib/gears/filesystem.lua Yeah, that adblock code should be fixed as well. Moving...