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* eww-conf.el (browse-url-browser-function): Use my own custom browser
function.
(durand-browse-url): Has the ability to open URL in an external
browser if given a non-nil second argument, just like
`shr-browse-url'. This is more convenient since some links cannot be
properly opened in EWW.
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* eww-conf.el (durand-pop-to-buffer-advice, durand-eww-bookmark-jump):
A temporary advice is better than a temporary re-definition: at
least we don't have to do all those unnecessary extra work to load
window.el now. But this approach is still risky, as we override the
basic function `pop-to-buffer', which might lead to unpredictable
consequences. For now, it seems to work, though.
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* eww-conf.el (durand-eww-bookmark-jump): Now we don't have to copy
the definition of eww. This is much more future-compatible. Instead
we use a giant hack that re-defines the built-in function
pop-to-buffer, and then restores its definition later, by loading the
window.el file. This may be viewed as even uglier. Haha.
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* eww-conf.el (durand-eww-bookmark-jump): I forgot to give the
bookmark handler the saved position, so it might jump to weird
positions. Now this is fixed.
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* bookmark-conf.el (blist-eww-p): Group EWW bookmarks together.
* eww-conf.el (durand-eww-bookmark-make-record)
(durand-eww-set-bookmark-record-function, eww-mode-hook): Make records
for EWW buffers.
(durand-eww-bookmark-jump): Jump to EWW bookmarks.
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* eww-conf.el (browse-url-browser-function)
(browse-url-secondary-browser-function): Now the default is EWW, and
the secondary is the external browser.
(eww-mode-map): Bind my download function.
(durand-eww-download-callback, durand-eww-download): Customized
download function that suits my needs.
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The original search engine I use was the instance of searx by Luke
Smith, which went down for some reason.
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* eww-conf.el (mailcap-prefer-mailcap-viewers):
(mailcap-user-mime-data): Set the user-data since otherwise this
should be set via a dedicated mailcap file, which is cumbersome to
specify pdf-view-mode in Emacs, as far as I know.
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* eww-conf.el (eww):
(eww-search-prefix):
(global-map):
(durand-eww-map):
(eww-link-keymap):
(eww-mode-map):
(dired-mode-map):
(eww-buffers-mode-map):
(eww-bookmark-mode-map):
(shr-use-colors):
(shr-use-fonts):
(shr-max-image-proportion):
(shr-image-animate):
(shr-width):
(shr-discard-aria-hidden):
(shr-cookie-policy):
(eww-name-separator):
(eww-rename-buffer):
(eww-after-render-hook):
(eww-back-url):
(eww-forward-url):
(eww-visited-history):
(eww-record-history):
(eww-dwim):
(eww-visit-bookmark):
(eww-visit-url-on-page):
(eww-jump-to-url-on-page):
(eww-occur-feed-regexp):
(eww-find-feed):
* view-conf.el (durand-view-map):
(durand-open-targets):
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* eww-conf.el : It is faster to download pages using wget. But
emacs-28 is still unusable for me at this moment.
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This seems to be both faster and to produce more results.
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This is supposed to be faster.
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* basic.el (auto-fill-function): Hide auto-fill-function from the mode line.
(auto-revert-mode): Hide auto-revert-mode from the mode line.
* common.el (durand-hide-minor-mode): Use a simple macro to facilitate
hiding.
* elisp.el (eldoc-mode): Use a macro to hide instead.
* eww-conf.el (eww-bookmarks-directory): Start Configuring EWW.
* init.el ("durand-simple"): My simple utilities.
("search-conf.el"): Configuring searching.
* search-conf.el (search-whitespace-regexp): White space as wild cards
(isearch-lax-whitespace): as above
(isearch-lazy-count): Count the matches
(isearch-allow-scroll): Scrolling while searching
(durand-search-replace-symbol): For quick refactoring
* text-conf.el (assq): Hide using the macro instead.
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