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Anybody knows how? I followed this detailed tutorial but seems to work only in linux.

Then I tried nearly everything:

  • Edit: I managed an improvement by using Putty raw and changing !echo -linux- with !start -win- . but currently I only manage to open form within vim a working Putty console connected with mozrepl.

    silent !start Putty -raw localhost 4242 -m c:\my_commands.txt

So the above works, but the BrowseReload() and the other commands, supossed to work in Putty with a -m and stored in a file, fail silently.

  • It seems Putty refuses to log anything, even selecting it on config, so I have no idea why it fails.
  • I also tried Plink out of desperation, but to no avail.

Any help is most welcome.

Note that there's an answered question 'Programming Firefox with MozRepl in windows' wich I read. That I have covered, what I need is the Vim connection.

jose
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    Why don't you simply use an extension like [Auto Reload](https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/auto-reload/)? – romainl Jul 16 '15 at 17:26
  • It sems that i'd have to explicitly mark the files to reload. And i'm editing a prestashop site with a lot of css files. With vim + mozrepl i'd have that covered automatically. Also, the fun factor. I'd love to fiddle with firefox from within vim. – jose Jul 16 '15 at 17:34

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