About ===== Emacs Chrome is an extension for Google's Chrome(ium) browser family that allows you to edit text areas on your browser in a more full featured editor. It does this by sending an XMLHttp request to an edit server (see servers/ directory) which spawns and edit process which eventually sends the updated text back to the browser. I use it to edit pages using Emacs although there is no reason why other editors could not be spawned from the various scripts. History ======= Dave Hilley [1] wrote the original proof of concept that showed it could be done. I [2] then hacked around with the Javascript to make the behaviour more like the classic It's All Text add-on available to Firefox. [1] http://www.thegibson.org/blog/archives/689 [2] http://www.bennee.com/~alex Authors ======= David Hilley Alex Bennee Riccardo Murri License ======= The extension is licensed under the GPL Version 3. Homepage/Development ==================== In the spirit of FLOSS software patches are always welcome. Development of this extension is hosted on github at: http://github.com/stsquad/emacs_chrome
pft/emacs_chrome
A Chromium "clone" of It's All Text for spawning an editor to edit text areas in browsers. Based on David Hilley's original Chromium extension.
Emacs LispGPL-3.0