Anders Johansson

@jkdufair may also want to have a look. Using `:set` for custom variables is often a bit tricky but it seems to work correctly in my testing.

Sorry for not explaining the reasoning well enough. The point was that looking at the new customizability options for the keymap introduced by @jkdufair, it seemed to me that there...

Ah, I should have known. I seem to always bite myself in some way when using :set functions. I will try to sort it out if you still think it’s...

As I mentioned in #71, org allows content before the first headline, so opening such a file should ideally be supported by org-web. I think many people stumble on the...

This is brilliant and really well-thought out! It is of course annoying that navigation (especially character-by-character with `C-f` etc.) feels slow, but otherwise this does really allow a totally keyboard-centric...

Just tested this out and wanted to say that this is a great idea! Using `word` makes selecting and annotating text so much smoother, and I can’t really think of...

I think buffer-local is the easiest thing to do now. I looked a bit more into the code `pdf-iseach` uses to redefine how searches are done and it also involves...

Hi, checking out the changes in ddfbc35, I still think that ctrlf needs to be disabled in pdf-view, since the remapping will remap `isearch-forward` etc. which is the command that...

As a workaround, I define the following as my default style. But this doesn't apply char fold when switching to alternate ctrlf styles. ```emacs-lisp (defun aj/ctrlf-translate-fuzzy-char-fold (input) (ctrlf-translate-fuzzy-regexp (char-fold-to-regexp input)))...

> @andersjohansson: The comment in the code is misleading indeed, but `mu4e-headers-search-hook` doesn't really need the current buffer to be the in-progress headers-buffer, or? There's nothing it can reasonably do...