Difference between revisions of "Emacs as a web browser's external editor"
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| − | + | Since text editing in Emacs is better, Plugins are developed for all | |
| − | + | major web browsers to use Emacs as their external | |
| − | + | editor. Mostly these plugins make use of [[Emacs daemon]]. | |
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| − | * Internet Explorer | + | == Firefox Family == |
| − | + | Iceweasel, Conkeror etc. | |
| + | :* [[It's All Text!]]. | ||
| + | == Webkit family == | ||
| + | :* Safari, Chrome etc. | ||
| + | :* [[Edit with Emacs]]. | ||
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| + | == Internet Explorer == | ||
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| + | == Opera == | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 30 March 2012
Since text editing in Emacs is better, Plugins are developed for all major web browsers to use Emacs as their external editor. Mostly these plugins make use of Emacs daemon.
Firefox Family
Iceweasel, Conkeror etc.
Webkit family
- Safari, Chrome etc.
- Edit with Emacs.