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You configure in ~/.w3m/mouse as follows:
menu "<= => R B"
button 1 0 1 PREV
button 1 3 4 NEXT
button 1 6 7 RELOAD
button 1 8 8 ADD_BOOKMARK
button 3 8 8 COMMAND "NEW_TAB; BOOKMARK; DELETE_PREVBUF"
button 3 0 4 SELECT_MENU
button 2 0 9 CLOSE_TAB
Then, w3m will display menu for mouse on top of line, next to tab.
Like this:
<= => R B [ Bookmarks ][ ���ܹ�§�Υۡ���ڡ��� ] x
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However, you can use at most 10 colums (0 to 9) for mouse menu.
You can open URL in new tab if you drag URL to the region of mouse menu.
~/.w3m/mouse syntax:
menu <menu string>
button <num> <left-column-pos> <right-column-pos> <func> [<arg>]
:
1 : left button
2 : middle button
3 : right button
So, above example means
menu "<= => R B"
# menu string is "<= => R B"
button 1 0 1 PREV
# On "<=" (column 0 1), left button click, go to prev buffer
button 1 3 4 NEXT
# On "=>" (column 3 4), left button click, go to next buffer
button 1 6 7 RELOAD
# On "R " (column 6 7), left button click, reload
button 1 8 8 ADD_BOOKMARK
# On "B" (column 8), left button click, add bookmark
button 3 8 8 COMMAND "NEW_TAB; BOOKMARK; DELETE_PREVBUF"
# On "B" (column 8), right button click, open bookmark in new tab
button 3 0 4 SELECT_MENU
# On "<= =>" (column 0 4), right button click, select menu
button 2 0 9 CLOSE_TAB
# On "<= => R B" (column 0 9), middle button click, close tab
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