Ben Boeckel

Hrm, now none of the results do :/ . We already do look for `a` elements, so something weird is going on there.

From [the docs](https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/gtk-x11.html): ``` GDK_CORE_DEVICE_EVENTS. If set, GDK makes does not use the XInput extension, and only reacts to core X input events. ``` Something is going wrong in Xinput.

`master` is still just WebKit1. `next` is `WebKit2`. I don't know the status of WebKit2 complete support, but @keis was working on it.

Hrm. What distro are you using? A BSD? I'd rather try to keep things using POSIX, but the `%q` might be hard to replicate :/ .

Ah, dash. I'll look to see what can replace it.

Hmm. `printf` is also an executable, but seems to be builtin to most shells :/ . Either way `%q` is an extension :( .

Well, even if we use `%q`, a more POSIX-y `printf` binary may not have it anyways. It'd be nice to replace the `%q`, but it does important quoting which would...

Are you using the event manager which ships with Uzbl or do you have a copy in your `$HOME`? Did you have a working Uzbl before? Do you know that...

Fedora says that the protocol for this [is pending](https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Wayland_features#Clipboard_manager) (last edited September 1 2016). There is [a protocol section](https://wayland.freedesktop.org/docs/html/ch04.html#sect-Protocol-data-sharing) for a clipboard though.

No, because Uzbl executes JavaScript with DOM access at the same level as the page that is loaded. If you deny access to the page, you deny access to Uzbl...