Miguel's Surfing Quick Links
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This repo holds the buggy fruit of my nightly struggle with WebKit2GTK+
and allows me following links quickly, keyboard-only.

The by far biggest limitation by now is, that the shared memory area 
only holds the links of the last loaded website, which renders it nearly
useless for multi-tab scenarios or when running multiple instances of 
the browser.

Installing this webkit2gtk+ extension
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* READ surf-webext-dom.c  !!
* adapt config.mk
* make
* sudo make install

Example: Using it with suckless.org's surf browser
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* adapt surf/config.h and surf/surf.c (see below)
* recompile and rerun surf
* have fun! 

adapting your surf/config.h
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Since I also changed my surf to multi-modal I use the number keys straight
for the quick links like this:

       //domlinks (99=magic number / follow link)
       { 0, GDK_KEY_0,     domlinks, { .i = 0  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_1,     domlinks, { .i = 1  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_2,     domlinks, { .i = 2  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_3,     domlinks, { .i = 3  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_4,     domlinks, { .i = 4  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_5,     domlinks, { .i = 5  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_6,     domlinks, { .i = 6  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_7,     domlinks, { .i = 7  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_8,     domlinks, { .i = 8  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_9,     domlinks, { .i = 9  } },
       { 0, GDK_KEY_space, domlinks, { .i = 99 } },


adapting your surf/surf.c
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surf.c needs an extra function 'domlinks' and two includes for IPC.
Consult the surf.c.diff for details