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Allows jumping directly to a given tab. It encourages a low number of
tabs opened, otherwise it will exceed the 1 to 10 range.
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Follows the behavior of so many other programs by copying the current
text selection into the clipboard with Ctrl+C. Selecting text continues
to copy it into the primary selection.
Fixes: https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo/issues/228
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Allows zooming in and out of pages by changing the size of all elements,
including font size, images and tables. The initial zoom is specified in
the "zoom_factor" option of dillorc.
Use the new shortcuts Ctrl+ and Ctrl- to adjust the zoom of the current
page and Ctrl 0 to reset it to 100%. When a new tab or window is opened,
the current zoom factor is inherited. Each tab retains its own zoom
factor.
Fixes: https://github.com/dillo-browser/dillo/issues/21
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Now have a computer with windows keys :( and, at least for me, the
one that looks like a menu is apparently "Menu" in xev. (Although
some FLTK documentation and other stuff on the web suggests that
this used to [or maybe still does for some people] cause Super_R (xev),
which would then turn into FL_Meta_R in FLTK.)
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Redefined "hide-panels" to close the findbar if it's visible, and all the
panels when the findbar is not visible.
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fltk-1.3 gives them special values, so they can't be used by specifying
keysyms in keysrc anymore.
I separated them from the other keys 1) so that they can be ignored when
looking through the list of 'ordinary' keys 2) because Back and BackSpace
could be confusing. Am I thrilled with the idea of having rules like
"forward = forward"? Well, not particularly.
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