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Yet Another Key-binding System Halfway Approximating Vi or Emacs (for Chromium)
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Install doesn't seem to work #10

Closed bpostow closed 14 years ago

bpostow commented 14 years ago

I installed it, it shows up in my list of extetnsions, but it doesn't seem to actually DO anything... Since no one else seems to have this problem, I'm assuming I did something dumb...

I'm running Chrome 6.4 and Windows XP

decklin commented 14 years ago

What did you enable on the options page? Try anything in the "additional bindings" box right on the page there? e.g. paste this in...

yak.bindings.add({'M-q': {
    onkeydown: function(e) { alert('Hello, world!'); }
  }
});
bpostow commented 14 years ago

that doesn't seem to do anything either...

I have standard, unix and emacs checked... as well as Use the key labeled "Alt" as Meta

I'm not using yakserver, I shouldn't need to be, right?

decklin commented 14 years ago

Correct, yakserver is not required. I'm really not sure what's happening to you. I'll see if I can find a Windows machine to reproduce (don't have one here).

bpostow commented 14 years ago

Ok, So, I added the binding listed above, and THAT seems to work, but even though I have emacs and unix checked, C-b doesn't do anything...do I need to load the bindings from an URL?

bpostow commented 14 years ago

Ok, so evidently, it DID install, but I don' seem to have set it up correctly. I'll move that to a separate comment...