It’s annoying to switch between your text editor and your web browser constantly when you’re hacking and reading web pages at the time. moz-controller allows you to control Firefox to scroll, refresh, zoom in, zoom out, close tabs and switch tabs without leaving Emacs.
function | name | keybinding |
---|---|---|
get current tab’s url | moz-controller-get-current-url | C-c m l |
refresh | moz-controller-page-refresh | C-c m R |
scroll down | moz-controller-page-down | C-c m n |
scroll up | moz-controller-page-up | C-c m p |
zoom in | moz-controller-zoom-in | C-c m + |
zoom out | moz-controller-zoom-out | C-c m - |
zoom reset | moz-controller-zoom-reset | C-c m 0 |
switch to previous tab | moz-controller-tab-previous | C-c m b |
switch to next tab | moz-controller-tab-next | C-c m f |
close current tab | moz-controller-tab-close | C-c m k |
view page source code | moz-controller-view-page-source | C-c m u |
Install MozRepl in Firefox.
First install moz.el in Emacs (you can install it via Emacs package systems such as el-get).
Then install moz-controller:
git clone [email protected]:RenWenshan/emacs-moz-controller.git
and add the following code in your .emacs or init.el:
(add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/emacs-moz-controller")
(require 'moz-controller)
moz-controller is available on melpa:
- Make sure you have melpa in the
package-archives
list:(require 'package) (add-to-list 'package-archives '("melpa" . "http://melpa.milkbox.net/packages/") t) (when (< emacs-major-version 24) ;; For important compatibility libraries like cl-lib (add-to-list 'package-archives '("gnu" . "http://elpa.gnu.org/packages/"))) (package-initialize)
- Press
M-x package-list-packages
to get a list of Emacs extensions. - Find
moz-controller
and install it from there.
After installation, press M-x moz-controller-mode
to turn on/off moz-controller-mode in the current buffer.
Press M-x moz-controller-global-mode
to turn on/off moz-controller-global-mode in all buffers, including future buffers.
To turn on moz-controller-mode globally by default, you can add (moz-controller-global-mode t)
to your .emacs or init.el.
I have a macro defined in moz-controller: defun-moz-controller-command
You can use it to define new moz-controller commands, for example:
(defun-moz-controller-command moz-controller-zoom-in ()
"Zoom in."
(concat "gBrowser.selectedBrowser.markupDocumentViewer.fullZoom += "
(number-to-string moz-controller-zoom-step) ";")
)
Where moz-controller-zoom-in is the function name, “Zoom in.” is the docstring, (concat …) is the command (in string format) you want MozRepl to execute.
- average on #emacs IRC
- Chen Bin (https://github.com/redguardtoo)
- Steve Purcell (https://github.com/purcell)
See the LICENSE file.
(C) 2014 任文山 (Ren Wenshan) All rights reserved. renws1990 at gmail.com
- Steve Purcell (https://github.com/purcell)