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| − | '''Emacs-mode''' | + | '''Emacs-mode''' is a Chrome browser extension (not to be confused with an |
| − | [[Elisp Package]]. It adds "Emacs bindings and quick navigation | + | [[Elisp Package]]). It adds "Emacs bindings and quick navigation |
without using the mouse". Typing a "?" in a web page will launch a | without using the mouse". Typing a "?" in a web page will launch a | ||
list of key bindings. | list of key bindings. | ||
== Features == | == Features == | ||
| − | Emacs-mode does not mimic Emacs navigation perfectly: C-n still launches a new Chrome frame. It at least allows {{CommandKeys|C-x k|kill-buffer}} to close a browser tab, which is useful for those of us who have the command burned into our | + | Emacs-mode does not mimic Emacs navigation perfectly: C-n still launches a new Chrome frame. It at least allows {{CommandKeys|C-x k|kill-buffer}} to close a browser tab, which is useful for those of us who have the command burned into our ROMs. |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 15:14, 30 March 2012
Emacs-mode is a Chrome browser extension (not to be confused with an Elisp Package). It adds "Emacs bindings and quick navigation without using the mouse". Typing a "?" in a web page will launch a list of key bindings.
Features
Emacs-mode does not mimic Emacs navigation perfectly: C-n still launches a new Chrome frame. It at least allows [C-x k] (or M-x kill-buffer) to close a browser tab, which is useful for those of us who have the command burned into our ROMs.