From e123fcfacb4e44f1a690f7b0b5843aa93f2d59fa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Markus Hiereth
- Akinori Ito
w3m is a pager. Therefore it just quits when invoked
- without any arguments. Possible arguments are:
+ without any arguments. It keeps running
- aito@fw.ipsj.or.jp
+ Akinori Ito <aito@fw.ipsj.or.jp>
Corrected by Tom Berger <tom.be@gmx.net>
@@ -101,7 +105,7 @@
+
+
You may either change the background color of your terminal - (e.g. with the -bg option in a xterm) or take these steps: + (e.g. with the -bg option in a xterm) or take these steps
-w3m -M(for monochrome), + invoke monochrome mode of w3m with w3m -M
oto get to the options screen + type
oto get to the options setting panel
Display with coloras
YESand choose an - arbitrary color. + mark
Display with coloras
YESand choose an + arbitrary color
./configure, answer the question
-Let's do some configurations. Choose config option among the list. + Let's do some configurations. Choose config option among the list. -1 - Baby model (no color, no menu, no mouse, no cookie, no SSL) -2 - Little model (color, menu, no mouse, no cookie, no SSL) -3 - Mouse model (color, menu, mouse, no cookie, no SSL) -4 - Cookie model (color, menu, mouse, cookie, no SSL) -5 - Monster model (with everything; you need openSSL library) -6 - Customize -Which? + 1 - Baby model (no color, no menu, no mouse, no cookie, no SSL) + 2 - Little model (color, menu, no mouse, no cookie, no SSL) + 3 - Mouse model (color, menu, mouse, no cookie, no SSL) + 4 - Cookie model (color, menu, mouse, cookie, no SSL) + 5 - Monster model (with everything; you need openSSL library) + 6 - Customize + Which?
with 2, 3, 4, or 5. @@ -440,7 +447,7 @@ Which?
Yes. You may either
-configurequestion with 1, or @@ -449,10 +456,10 @@ Which? Invoke w3m with the -M option, or
owithin w3m to enter the options screen and turn + Type
owithin w3m to enter the options setting panel and turn off color display mode.
You can shift the display by moving the cursor to the edge of
- the screen. You may also use the >
/<
or
- .
/,
keys.
+ the screen. You may also use the following commands
Another idea would be adjusting the xterm with the -geometry
- option (e.g. something like xterm -geometry 110x45 -bg white
- -name w3m -e w3m -B
).
+ option e.g. something like
xterm -geometry 110x45 -bg white -name w3m -e w3m -B
- You can move to the next anchor using TAB. ESC TAB moves the - cursor to the previous anchor. + + You can move to the next hyperlink + using TAB. ESC + TAB moves the cursor to the previous hyperlink. (see + Section + Functions and Key bindings of w3m's manual) +
- w3m doesn't support the HTML COLOR="..." attribute. It wouldn't + w3m doesn't support the attribute COLOR="..." of HTML. It wouldn't be impossible to implement this, but I think it would make documents more difficult to read.
- Type o
within w3m to get the options
screen. You
+ Type o
within w3m to get the options panel. You
can change these settings there.
- Go to the options
screen using the o
key. Any
- entry in the Editor
field will override the environment
+ Go to the options setting panel using the o
key. Any
+ entry in the Editor
field overrides the environment
variable.
If you want to use the editor specified by EDITOR, blank the - field and press [OK]. + field and save the settings using the button [OK].
- Clear input text using CTRL-u and hit RETURN. + Clear input text using CTRL-u and hit RETURN.
Form input fields are displayed in red (or reverse). Move the - cursor to them and hit RETURN. Then, + cursor to them. Then, if it is
submitor
reset, well, just do it. + a
submitor
resetfield, + the respective action is performed.
- Use a
(or d
with Lynx-like keybindings) or ESC RET.
- If you want to download an inline image, use ESC I
.
+ Use a
(or d
with Lynx-like keybindings) or
+ ESC RET.
+ If you want to download an inline image, use
+ ESC I. (see
+ Section
+ Functions and Key bindings of w3m's manual)
Set the environment variables HTTP_PROXY, HTTPS_PROXY, GOPHER_PROXY
- and FTP_PROXY, or use the option setting panel (o
key). For
+ and FTP_PROXY, or use the options setting panel (o
key). For
example, if you want to use port 8000 of proxy.example.org, specify
- http://proxy.example.org:8000/ -+
http://proxy.example.org:8000/
By default w3m uses xv to view images. If you want to change it
into, let's say, display
, add the following line to
- ~/.w3m/mailcap or /etc/mailcap.
+ ~/.w3m/mailcap or /etc/mailcap:
-image/*; display %s + image/*; display %s
You can specify external viewers of other file types as well:
-image/*; display %s -application/postscript; ghostview %s -application/x-dvi; xdvi %s + image/*; display %s + application/postscript; ghostview %s + application/x-dvi; xdvi %s
- Type SHIFT-u + Type U
It is ~/.w3m/config.
+- With this file, you can adjust w3m's behavior by changing the - values of options whose effects are described in the option + With this file, each user can adjust w3m's behavior by changing + the values of options whose effects are described in the options setting panel. Each line contains one option setting, consisting of an option name and its value with a space as a separator.
+ +Without a user-specific configuration file, w3m honours + the system wide configuration file /etc/w3m/config. +
+