I'm sorry I used AI, but my English is limited, and it included my attempts into the code as well.
urgent=yes alone does not trigger xdg_activation_v1 on Wayland — visual=yes is also required**
Thank you for clarifying — you're right, the urgent=yes mechanism works correctly on its own.
urgent=yes alone does not trigger xdg_activation_v1 on Wayland — visual=yes is also required**
It is very interesting...
urgent=yes alone does not trigger xdg_activation_v1 on Wayland — visual=yes is also required**
I understand, so close the ticket.
Are you planning to switch to full two-button operation? Because the version included in the patch is very limited in its functionality (https://codeberg.org/sylphenix/sff-patches/src/branch/main/c...
Yes, the swallow function working properly, thx.
Ooops. My highlight patch messed it up. This is one of my favorites. Look at the video.
Doesnt work for me. The pictures and videos open another window.
I use mango 0.13.1(release) on Debian 13.5 and use the following rule set:
Thanks for the suggestion! However, since I use my custom two-key binding patch/system, a simple strchr() check on the low byte isn't sufficient — for example, cu (cut) and ca (create archive)...
I have a custom patch that implements MIME-type based opening directly in sff.c, using the existing spawn() function with detach=TRUE for GUI programs. With this approach, terminal swallowing...
I've been testing the new sfopen plugin and ran into two issues:
I'll give it a try later, but first I need to rewrite my 10 patch files because you've made a lot of changes and there are a lot of conflicts.