FlyingFox VS termite

is it flyingfox

If it is the theme u/sifferedd mentioned, you could look for this file in your chrome folder, and disable it ( just add a letter to the filename ) , then restart FF .

You can totally do this with normal Firefox, would suggest checking out Flyingfox which uses the Tree Style Tabs extension + Firefox CSS (pretty much a feature of Firefox).

Finally got working FlyingFox theme , the only problem is the cpu load.

I used to use the custom CSS: FlyingFox but I wanted more functionality with the side treestyle bar; I want to alternate with another extension called open in sidebar. Else, if this is not possible, I want to be able to customize the open_in_sidebar the way FlyingFox has customized treestyle.

I think its a mix of this (with url) and the tab sidebar from here.

I have been unable to go back to regular tabs ever since I used FlyingFox. However the problem I was facing was that the theme was broken on Proton which I had to fix and it kept braking frequently after Firefox updates (I am on the beta branch). Since the code for FlyingFox was pretty extensive and I'm not exactly familiar with FirefoxCss, I started building this theme with an aim of

Hello! I could do that but, to do that, it would have to be done practically from scratch. But there are already some very good themes with a sidebar interface with the use of the treestyle tab addon, like FlyingFox.

Theme: FlyingFox https://github.com/akshat46/FlyingFox

- you can also rectangular select like in vim, and then press either p (includes LF) or which joins the multiline clipboard text into a single line (removing LF's), that payed off a lot for output like `git status` and wanting to operate on parts of the output (files e.g.)

Have a look at the still young website's documentation here: https://contour-terminal.org/input-modes/#supported-text-obj...

for a more complete look of what you can do with the keyboard (normal mode) :)

[1] https://github.com/thestinger/termite/

Also, regarding VTE, the author of termite (discontinued terminal emulator) expressed similar concerns about the GNOME devs. Apparently, they have little interest in making the library useful to people not working on GNOME apps: https://github.com/thestinger/termite

Termite is obsolete by Alacritty.

I simply do not want to use anything libvte based. And that's what sakura is and termite used to be.

History and experience tells a different story [1]. Never trust a library that is maintained by GNOME.

1.: https://github.com/thestinger/termite

This post by the Termite developer, with respect to VTE, is quite instructive

> https://github.com/thestinger/termite/blob/master/README.rst...

Wow, this confirms a lot of my impressions:

>> In 2012, we submitted a tiny patch exposing the APIs needed for the keyboard text selection, hints mode and other features. Despite support from multiple other projects, the patch was rejected. It's now almost a decade later and no progress has been made. There is no implementation of these kinds of features in VTE and it's unlikely they'll be provided either internally or as flexible APIs. This is the tip of the iceberg when it comes to their hostility towards other projects using VTE as a library. GTK and most of the GNOME project are much of the same. Avoid them and don't make the mistake of thinking their libraries are meant for others to use.

This is exactly why sixel-tmux exists as a separate entity!

> Yeah, I read the entire conversation and if sixel support lands in tmux upstream, it would indeed be good news.

I'll keep my fingers crossed, but right now, there seems to be a lot of good will. I will do everything I can.