I'm personally not interested in OSX, but I do use ChromeVox as my primary browser on Linux, with Emacspeak doing the rest on Linux. Note:I still use emacs/w3 for reading content; but chromevox for interactive Web sites. In my case, I run stumpwm as the window manager and switching between chrome and emacs is the same as switching screens in screen. From emacs I bind a key to invoke a chrome-specific browse-url-function when I want to hand a URL to Chrome; I also use the emacs kill-ring and then paste the URL into the Chrome Address bar when I need to. Finally for emacs <-> Chrome integration, check out package kite. >>>>> "Bart" == Bart Bunting <bart@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: Bart> Hi everyone, The title of this post may be a little Bart> confusing . Bart> Bart> I guess this is sort of a call for interest as well as Bart> a query for suggestions. Bart> Bart> The background: I have started to use chromevox more Bart> and more as my primary browser. I've got browse-url etc Bart> all set up to launch chromevox. Bart> Bart> I run on OSX. As I tend to not have voiceover active Bart> most of the time I wanted a way to easily switch to Bart> chrome tabs I had opene. Bart> Bart> I also find that I haven't managed to make friends with Bart> the chrome bookmark manager. I'm not entirely sure if Bart> it's because it doesn't work well with speech or I'm Bart> missing something. As far as I can tell I need to Bart> enable voiceover and even then we weren't friends. Bart> Bart> I tend to just keep all my links in an org-mode file Bart> and launch them from there. Bart> Bart> The missing bit of the puzzle: Whilst I'm happy with Bart> the links in org-mode aproach I wanted a way to see Bart> what tabs were currently open in chrome and a way to Bart> switch to them or kill them as required. Bart> Bart> I've got a basic chrome interaction mode working that Bart> lists the currently open tabs allows you to hit enter Bart> on them to switch to the tab in chrome and allows you Bart> to kill the tab from emacs. Bart> Bart> I also have keys that return the current active tab's Bart> url both as a text string and as an org-mode formatted Bart> link. Bart> Bart> Unfortunately the emacs -> chrome integration is Bart> achieved using applescript. Thus making this only Bart> appropriate to emacspeak mac users which I'm guessing Bart> is a small percentage. Bart> Bart> Questions: Bart> Bart> Is anyone out there interested in this? Bart> Bart> Can anyone suggest a platform independent way of doing Bart> the same? I guess that we could use different methods Bart> for different platforms if that was an option. Bart> Bart> Bart> Is anyone else using another aproach for bookmarks and Bart> or chrome interaction? Bart> Bart> Bart> Bart> Just putting feelers out to gauge interest. Bart> Bart> Kind regards Bart> Bart> Bart -- Bart> Bart> Bart> Kind regards Bart> Bart> Bart Bart> Bart> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bart> To unsubscribe from the emacspeak list or change your Bart> address on the emacspeak list send mail to Bart> "emacspeak-request@xxxxxxxxxxx" with a subject of Bart> "unsubscribe" or "help". -- Best Regards, --raman ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the emacspeak list or change your address on the emacspeak list send mail to "emacspeak-request@xxxxxxxxxxx" with a subject of "unsubscribe" or "help".
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