Re: New Conkeror User seeking some help

> Hi all,
> I just started using Conkeror yesterday and I'm totally in love with it.
> Thanks a lot to the great team and the community behind it. I've been a long
> time user of Vim and Vimperator and I've some questions that I'd like to
> post here. If they are already answered elsewhere, kindly send me the link
> to those pages. I ried looking at a few places and couldn't find answer to
> these queries:
>
> 1. My .conkerorrc file doesn't seem to work:
> I've created a .conkerorrc file and entered a few settings like the one
> mentioned here: http://conkeror.org/Tabs but it seems like it isn't working.
> Then, I tried replacing the .conkeror file with a simpler one that just
> defined a couple of keybindings. I entered the file's full path in the start
> page (C-h i) where a text box for this purpose is located. Somewhere I read
> that the command to reload the rc file with "rcinit" command but I couldn't
> understand where to enter that command.
>
> 2. How to emulate the right-click functionality?
> Alright, I don't want to be using my mouse when I use Conkeror, but I would
> like to copy the URL of links/images etc and so on. I want to bookmark a
> link present in a webpage or save an image, see more properties associated
> with an element. Any idea how do I do that? Any additional keybindings I
> need to include in my rc file?
>
> 3. Finally, I want to develop a conkeror for vim users
> Being a vim user, vimperator was very easy for me to get used to. Not that
> conkeror is impossible, but it would always be nice for a vim user to search
> using '/' instead of C-s , open link in new buffer with F instead of C-u f
> and so on. How do I make conkeror behave like vimperator? Do I need to dig
> deeper into Conkeror codes or is it just a matter of replacing conkeror
> keybindings with the appropriate vimperator-style keybindings? Any howto or
> tutorial available in this regard? If not, I'd like to be spending a few
> days to do this, if someone would be able to provide me with the existing
> text and help already available. I think that would be a great step towards
> making a great tool like Conkeror more popular.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Bibek
>
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