I would like to use emacs to edit googleplus posts. Is there a script that would launch emacs whenever I edit a post? I do not have good javascript skills but I am willing to try if I am pointed to the right direction. I use Chrome as my main browser but occassionaly use Firefox as a backup.
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pentadactyl has bindings to launch external editors and I would love to tell you more, but this question is really off-topic ;) – pmr Feb 25 '12 at 01:21
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Thanks @pmr I will Google it up. – ewm Mar 14 '12 at 09:04
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I don't know of anything specific to Google Plus but here is what I use to edit forms in Emacs.
- in Chrome, I use the Edit with Emacs plugin
- in Firefox, the It's all text plugin will do what you want.
Both add a small edit button on each form that you can click to edit with Emacs (or any editor for It's all text).

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In firefox, I use keysnail https://github.com/mooz/keysnail/wiki with its HOK plugin installed.
So I have the emacs hotkeys and very useful 'follow hint' feature

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This only works on linux I suppose, am I right? Keysnail looks to be a good solution too but I would prefer something that I can use on windows as well. Thanks for the suggestion though. – ewm Mar 14 '12 at 09:11
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