[Vimprobable-users] Features for next version

[Daniel C. <dan...@gm...>]

Hi!

Cause of the forthcoming release of the version 1.0 I took advantage of the
situation to ask if there is a roadmap of features to implement for version
1.1 or 1.0.1. If there isn't such a roadmap, maybe we can discuss it here.

Features I want to see implemented:

1) On the project site of uzbl I found a nice JavaScript that can block
   loading of flash objects and load them on mouse click
   (http://www.uzbl.org/wiki/flashblock). But at the time we have no
   possibility to load user specified scripts if a page was opened. I think it
   could be a nice feature to implemented something like the style.css for
   user scripts 'script.js' and a configuration variable to allow/disallow the
   loading of the script file. Is this an over bloated feature or would it be
   a nice to have for someone else too?

2) Often I find myself searching for something interesting via a searchengine
   and opening several results into new browser windows, to read them later.
   Maybe I could configure my windowmanager to open the new windows in the
   Background, to keep on searchengine's result page until I've opened all the
   pages I considered as interesting. But I believe it would be a very
   interesting feature, to have the ability to yank URLs into a list and to
   open them later - something like the 'u' command to open last closed page
   or the 'p' or 'P' command to load URL from clipboard.

   I think we could use a file to yank the URLs into it and have a command to
   open the first URL from it and pop it from the list. After reading the page
   or some related page the command can open the next short time bookmarked
   page. We could use a lowercase letter command to open the next URL from
   list into current window and the uppercase one, to open it into a new
   vimprobable instance. An additional command like :open could be implemented
   to show the entries of the list and to select a URL from it to open. The
   URL list could prevent users from open many pages only for the reason to
   mark them for reading later.

Daniel