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-.\" vim: ft=groff
-.ad l
-.TH VIMB 1 "DATE" "vimb/VERSION" "Vimb Manual"
-.de EX
-.nf
-.ft CW
-..
-.de EE
-.ft R
-.fi
-..
-.SH NAME
-Vimb - Vim Browser - A modal web browser based on WebKit, inspired by Vim: the
-great editor.
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B vimb
-.OP OPTIONS
-.RI [ URI "|" file "|" - ]
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-Vimb is a WebKit based web browser that behaves like the Vimperator
-plugin for Firefox and has usage paradigms from the great editor, Vim.
-The goal of Vimb is to build a completely keyboard-driven, efficient
-and pleasurable browsing-experience.
-.SH OPTIONS
-If no \fIURI\fP or \fIfile\fP is given, Vimb will open the configured
-home-page.
-If \fIURI\fP is '-', Vimb reads the HTML to display from stdin.
-.PP
-Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
-.TP
-.BI "\-C, \-\-cmd " "CMD"
-Run \fICMD\fP as ex command line right before the first page is loaded.
-If the flag is used more than one time, the ordering is preserved when
-\fICMD\fP are executed.
-You could also pass several ex commands in one \fICMD\fP,
-if they are separated by "|".
-.sp
-Example:
-.EX
-vimb --cmd "set cookie-accept=origin|set header=Referer,DNT=1"
-.EE
-.TP
-.BI "\-c, \-\-config " "CONFIG-FILE"
-Use custom configuration given as \fICONFIG-FILE\fP.
-This will also be applied on new spawned instances.
-.TP
-.BI "\-p, \-\-profile " "PROFILE-NAME"
-Create or open specified configuration profile. Configuration data for the profile is stored in a directory named \fIPROFILE-NAME\fP under default directory for configuration data.
-.TP
-.BI "\-e, \-\-embed " "WINID"
-.I WINID
-of an XEmbed-aware application, that Vimb will use as its parent.
-.TP
-.B \-d, \-\-dump
-Dump the current used socket path to stdout in case Vimb is started with \-s
-option.
-.sp
-Example:
-.EX
-sh -c "./vimb -s -d > ~/vimb.socket" &
-echo ":o github.com<CR>" | socat - unix-connect:$(< ~/vimb.socket)
-.EE
-.TP
-.B "\-h, \-\-help"
-Show help options.
-.TP
-.B \-k, \-\-kiosk
-Run Vimb in kiosk mode with nearly no keybindings, not inputbox and no context
-menu.
-.TP
-.B \-s, \-\-socket
-If given Vimb will create a control socket in the user runtime directory.
-.TP
-.B "\-v, \-\-version"
-Print build and version information.
-.SH MODES
-Vimb is modal and has the following main modes:
-.TP
-.B Normal Mode
-The default mode.
-Pressing Escape always enter normal mode.
-.TP
-.B Input Mode
-Used for editing text elements in a webpage.
-.TP
-.B Command Mode
-Execute `ex` commands from the builtin inputbox (commandline).
-.TP
-.B Pass-Through Mode
-In Pass-Through mode only the `<Esc>` and `<C-[>` keybindings are interpreted
-by Vimb, all other keystrokes are given to the webview to handle them.
-This allows the use of a website's configured keybindings, that might otherwise
-be swallowed by Vimb.
-.SH NORMAL MODE COMMANDS
-Some of the Normal Model Commands can have a numeric count to multiply the
-effect of the command.
-If a command supports the count this is shown as \fB[N]\fP.
-.SS General
-.TP
-.B :
-Start Command Mode and print `:' to the input box.
-.TP
-.B gi
-Set cursor to the first editable element in the page and switch to Input
-Mode.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-Z
-Switch Vimb into Pass-Through Mode.
-.TP
-.B gf
-Toggle show HTML source of the current page.
-.TP
-.B gF
-Open the Web Inspector for the current page.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-V
-Pass the next key press directly to GTK.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-Q
-Quit the browser if there are no running downloads.
-.SS Navigation
-.TP
-.B o
-Start Command Mode and print `:open ' to the input box.
-.TP
-.B O
-Start Command Mode and print `:open URI' to the input box.
-.TP
-.B t
-Start Command Mode and print `:tabopen ' to the input box.
-.TP
-.B T
-Start Command Mode and print `:tabopen URI' to the input box.
-.TP
-.B gh
-Open the configured home-page.
-.TP
-.B gH
-Open the configured home-page in a new window.
-.TP
-.B u
-Open the last closed page.
-.TP
-.B U
-Open the last closed page in a new window.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-P
-Open the oldest entry from the Read It Later queue in the current browser window (only if
-Vimb has been compiled with QUEUE feature).
-.TP
-.BI [ \(dqx ]p
-Open the URI out of the register \fIx\fP or, if not given, from the clipboard.
-.TP
-.BI [ \(dqx ]P
-Open the URI out of the register \fIx\fP or, if not given, from the clipboard in a
-new window.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-O
-Go back \fIN\fP steps in the browser history.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-I
-Go forward \fIN\fP steps in the browser history.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]gu
-Go to the \fIN\fPth descendent directory of the current opened URI.
-.TP
-.B gU
-Go to the domain of the current opened page.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-A
-Increments the last number in URL by 1, or by \fIN\fP if given.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-X
-Decrements the last number in URL by 1, or by \fIN\fP if given.
-Negative numbers are not supported as trailing numbers in URLs
-are often preceded by hyphens.
-.TP
-.B r
-Reload the website.
-.TP
-.B R
-Reload the website without using caches.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-C
-Stop loading the current page.
-.SS Motion
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-F
-Scroll \fIN\fP pages down.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-B
-Scroll \fIN\fP pages up.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-D
-Scroll \fIN\fP half pages down.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]CTRL\-U
-Scroll \fIN\fP half pages up.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]gg
-Scroll to the top of the current page.
-Or if \fIN\fP is given to \fIN\fP% of the page.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]G
-Scroll to the bottom of the current page.
-Or if \fIN\fP is given to \fIN\fP% of the page.
-.TP
-.B 0, ^
-Scroll to the absolute left of the document.
-Unlike in Vim, 0 and ^ work exactly the same way.
-.TP
-.B $
-Scroll to the absolute right of the document.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]h
-Scroll \fIN\fP steps to the left of page.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]l
-Scroll \fIN\fP steps to the right of page.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]j
-Scroll page \fIN\fP steps down.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]k
-Scroll page \fIN\fP steps up.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]]]
-Follow the last \fIN\fPth link matching `nextpattern'.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ][[
-Follow the last \fIN\fPth link matching `previouspattern'.
-.TP
-.BI m{ a-z }
-Set a page mark {\fIa-z\fP} at the current position on the page.
-Such set marks are only available on the current page;
-if the page is left, all marks will be removed.
-.TP
-.BI '{ a-z }
-Jump to the mark {\fIa-z\fP} on the current page.
-.TP
-.B ''
-Jumps to the position before the latest jump, or where the last "m'" command
-was given.
-.SS Hinting
-Hinting in Vimb is how you accomplish the tasks that you would do with the
-mouse in common mouse-driven browsers: open a URI, yank a URI, save a page and
-so on. When hinting is started, the relevant elements on the page will
-be marked by labels generated from configured `hintkeys'.
-Hints can be selected by using <Tab>, <C-I> or <C-Tab>, <C-O>,
-by typing the chars of the label, or filtering the elements by some text
-that is part of the hinted element (like URI, link text, button label)
-or any combination of these methods.
-If <enter> is pressed, the current active hint will be fired.
-If only one possible hint remains, this will be fired automatically.
-.PP
-.BI Syntax: " ;{mode}{hint}"
-.PP
-Start Hints mode.
-Different elements depending on \fImode\fP are highlighted and `numbered'.
-Elements can be selected either by typing their label, or by typing part
-of their text (\fIhint\fP) to narrow down the result.
-When an element has been selected, it is automatically clicked
-or used (depending on \fImode\fP) and hint mode ends.
-.PP
-The filtering of hints by text splits the query at ' ' and use the single parts
-as separate queries to filter the hints.
-This is useful for hints that have a lot of filterable chars in common
-and many chars are required to make a distinct selection.
-For example ';over tw' will easily select the second hint out of
-{'very long link text one', 'very long link text two'}.
-.PP
-The following keys have special meanings in Hints modes:
-.PD 0
-.IP \fB<CR>\fP
-Selects the first highlighted element, or the current focused.
-.IP "\fB<Tab>\fP"
-Moves the focus to the next hint element.
-.IP "\fB<S-Tab>\fP"
-Moves the focus to the previous hint element.
-.IP "\fB<Esc>, CTRL\-C, CTRL\-[\fP"
-Exits Hints mode without selecting an element.
-.PD
-.TP
-.B Hint modes:
-.RS
-.PD 0
-.TP
-.B f
-Is an alias for the \fB;o\fP hint mode.
-.TP
-.B F
-Is an alias for the \fB;t\fP hint mode.
-.TP
-.B ;o
-Open hint's location in the current window.
-.TP
-.B ;t
-Open hint's location in a new window.
-.TP
-.B ;s
-Saves the hint's destination under the configured `download-path'.
-.TP
-.B ;O
-Generate an `:open' prompt with hint's URI.
-.TP
-.B ;T
-Generate an `:tabopen' prompt with hint's URI.
-.TP
-.B ;e
-Open the configured $EDITOR (`editor-command') with the hinted form element's
-content.
-If the file in $EDITOR is saved and the $EDITOR is closed, the file
-content will be put back in the form field.
-.TP
-.B ;i
-Open hinted image in the current window.
-.TP
-.B ;I
-Open hinted image in a new window.
-.TP
-.B ;p
-Push the hint's URI to the end of the Read It Later queue like the `:qpush'
-command.
-This is only available if Vimb was compiled with the QUEUE feature.
-.TP
-.B ;P
-Push the hint's URI to the beginning of the Read It Later queue like the
-`:qunshift' command.
-This is only available if Vimb was compiled with the QUEUE feature.
-.TP
-.B ;x
-Hints like ;o, but instead of opening the hinted URI, the
-`x-hint-command' is run in Vimb.
-.TP
-.BI [ \(dqx ];y
-Yank hint's destination location into primary and secondary clipboard and into
-the register \fIx\fP.
-.TP
-.BI [ \(dqx ];Y
-Yank hint's text description or form text into primary and secondary clipboard
-and into the register \fIx\fP.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.BI Syntax: " g;{mode}{hint}"
-Start an extended hints mode and stay there until <Esc> is pressed.
-Like normal hinting, except that after a hint is selected, hints
-remain visible so that another one can be selected with the same action
-as the first.
-Note that the extended hint mode can only be combined with the following
-hint modes \fII p P s t y Y\fP.
-.SS Searching
-.TP
-.BI / QUERY ", ?" QUERY
-Start searching for \fIQUERY\fP in the current page.
-\fI/\fP start search forward, \fI?\fP in backward direction.
-.TP
-.B *, #
-Start searching for the current selected text, or if no text is selected for
-the content of the primary or secondary clipboard.
-\fI*\fP start the search in forward direction and \fI#\fP in backward
-direction.
-.sp
-Note that these commands will yank the text selection into the clipboard and
-may remove other content from there!
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]n
-Search for \fIN\fPnth next search result depending on current search
-direction.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]N
-Search for \fIN\fPnth previous search result depending on current search
-direction.
-.SS Zooming
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]zi
-Zoom-In the text of the page by \fIN\fP steps.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]zo
-Zoom-Out the text of the page by \fIN\fP steps.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]zI
-Full-Content Zoom-In the page by \fIN\fP steps.
-.TP
-.BI [ N ]zO
-Full-Content Zoom-Out the page by \fIN\fP steps.
-.TP
-.B zz
-Reset Zoom.
-.SS Yank
-.TP
-.BI [ \(dqx ]y
-Yank the URI or current page into register \fIx\fP and clipboard.
-.TP
-.BI [ \(dqx ]Y
-Yank the current selection into register \fIx\fP and clipboard.
-.SH COMMAND MODE
-Commands that are listed below are ex-commands like in Vim, that are typed
-into the inputbox (the command line of vimb).
-The commands may vary in their syntax or in the parts they allow,
-but in general they follow a simple syntax.
-.PP
-.BI Syntax: " :[:| ][N]cmd[name][!][ lhs][ rhs]"
-.sp
-Where \fIlhs\fP (left hand side) must not contain any unescaped space.
-The syntax of the rhs (right hand side) if this is available depends on the
-command.
-At the moment the count parts [N] of commands is parsed, but currently there is
-no command that uses the count.
-.sp
-Commands that are typed interactivly (from the inputbox or from socket) are
-normally recorded into command history and register.
-To avoid this, the commands can be prefixed by one or more additional `:' or
-whitespace.
-.PP
-Multiple commands, separated by a `|' can be given in a single command line
-and will be executed consecutively.
-The pipe can be included as an argument to a command by escaping it with a
-backslash.
-.br
-Following commands process the entire command-line string literally.
-These commands will include any `|' as part of their argument string and so
-cannot be followed by another command.
-.PP
-.PD 0
-.IP - 2
-autocmd
-.IP -
-cmap, cnoremap, imap, inoremap, nmap, nnoremap
-.IP -
-eval
-.IP -
-normal
-.IP -
-open, tabopen
-.IP -
-shellcmd
-.PD
-.SS Command Line Editing
-.TP
-.B <Esc>, CTRL\-[, CTRL-C
-Ignore all typed content and switch back to normal mode.
-.TP
-.B <CR>
-Submit the entered `ex` command or search query to run it.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-H
-Deletes the char before the cursor.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-W
-Deletes the last word before the cursor.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-U
-Remove everything between cursor and prompt.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-B
-Moves the cursor directly behind the prompt `:'.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-E
-Moves the cursor after the char in inputbox.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-V
-Pass the next key press directly to GTK.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-R {a-z"%:/;}
-Insert the content of given register at cursor position.
-See also section about `:reg[ister]' command.
-.SS Command Line History
-.TP
-.B <Tab>
-Start completion of the content in the inputbox in forward direction.
-.TP
-.B <S-Tab>
-Start completion of the content in the inputbox in backward direction.
-.TP
-.B <Up>
-Step backward in the command history.
-.TP
-.B <Down>
-Step forward in the command history.
-.SS Open
-.TP
-.BI ":o[pen] [" URI ]
-Open the give \fIURI\fP in the current window.
-If \fIURI\fP is empty, the configured 'home-page' is opened.
-.TP
-.BI ":t[abopen] [" URI ]
-Open the give \fIURI\fP in a new window.
-If \fIURI\fP is empty, the configured 'home-page' is opened.
-.SS Key Mapping
-Key mappings allow users to alter the actions of key presses.
-Each key mapping is associated with a mode and only has effect
-when the mode is active.
-The following commands allow the user to substitute one sequence
-of key presses by another.
-.PP
-.BI Syntax: " :{m}map {lhs} {rhs}"
-.PP
-Note that the \fIlhs\fP ends with the first found space.
-If you want to use space also in the {lhs} you have to escape this
-with a single `\\', as shown in the examples.
-.sp
-The \fIrhs\fP starts with the first non-space char. If you want a \fIrhs\fP
-that starts with a space, you have to use "<Space>".
-.PP
-Standard key mapping commands are provided for these modes \fIm\fP:
-.PD 0
-.IP \fBn\fP
-Normal mode: when browsing normally.
-.IP \fBi\fP
-Insert mode: when interacting with text fields on a website.
-.IP \fBc\fP
-Command Line mode: when typing into Vimb's command line.
-.PD
-.PP
-Most keys in key sequences are represented simply by the character that you
-see on the screen when you type them.
-However, as a number of these characters have special meanings, and a
-number of keys have no visual representation, a special notation is required.
-.PP
-As special key names have the format \fI<...>\fP.
-The following special keys can be used: <Left>, <Up>, <Right>, <Down>
-for the cursor keys, <Tab>, <Esc>, <CR>, <Space>, <BS>, <F1>-<F12> and <C-A>-<C-Z>.
-.TP
-.BI ":nm[ap] {" lhs "} {" rhs }
-.TP
-.BI ":im[ap] {" lhs "} {" rhs }
-.TP
-.BI ":cm[ap] {" lhs "} {" rhs }
-Map the key sequence \fIlhs\fP to \fIrhs\fP for the modes where the map
-command applies.
-The result, including \fIrhs\fP, is then further scanned for mappings.
-This allows for nested and recursive use of mappings.
-.RS
-.P
-Examples:
-.PD 0
-.IP ":cmap <C-G>h /home/user/downloads/"
-Adds a keybind to insert a file path into the input box.
-This could be useful for the `:save' command
-that could be used as ":save ^Gh".
-.IP ":nmap <F1> :set scripts=on<CR>:open !glib<Tab><CR>"
-This will enable scripts and lookup the first bookmarked URI with the tag
-`glib' and open it immediately if F1 key is pressed.
-.IP ":nmap \\\\\ \\\\\  50G;o"
-Example which maps two spaces to go to 50% of the page, and start hinting mode.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.BI ":nn[oremap] {" lhs "} {" rhs }
-.TP
-.BI ":ino[remap] {" lhs "} {" rhs }
-.TP
-.BI ":cno[remap] {" lhs "} {" rhs }
-Map the key sequence \fIlhs\fP to \fIrhs\fP for the mode where the map command
-applies.
-Disallow mapping of \fIrhs\fP, to avoid nested and recursive mappings.
-Often used to redefine a command.
-.TP
-.BI ":nu[nmap] {" lhs }
-.TP
-.BI ":iu[nmap] {" lhs }
-.TP
-.BI ":cu[nmap] {" lhs }
-Remove the mapping of \fIlhs\fP for the applicable mode.
-.SS Bookmarks
-.TP
-.BI ":bma [" tags ]
-Save the current opened URI with \fItags\fP to the bookmark file.
-.TP
-.BI ":bmr [" URI ]
-Removes all bookmarks for given \fIURI\fP or, if not given, the current opened
-page.
-.SS Handlers
-Handlers allow specifying external scripts to handle alternative URI methods.
-.TP
-.BI ":handler-add " "handler" "=" "cmd"
-Adds a handler to direct \fIhandler\fP links to the external \fIcmd\fP.
-The \fIcmd\fP can contain one placeholder `%s` that will be filled by the
-full URI given when the command is called.
-.RS
-.P
-Examples:
-.PD 0
-.IP ":handler-add magnet=xdg-open %s"
-to open magnet links with xdg-open.
-.IP ":handler-add magnet=transmission-gtk %s"
-to open magnet links directly with Transmission.
-.IP ":handler-add irc=irc-handler.sh %s"
-to direct irc://<host>:<port>/<channel> links to a wrapper for your IRC client.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.BI ":handler-remove " "handler"
-Remove the handler for the given URI \fIhandler\fP.
-.SS Shortcuts
-Shortcuts allow the opening of an URI built up from a named template with additional
-parameters.
-If a shortcut named 'dd' is defined, you can use it with `:open dd
-list of parameters' to open the generated URI.
-.PP
-Shortcuts are convenient to use with search engines where the URI is standardised
-and a single parameter is user defined.
-.TP
-.BI ":shortcut-add " "shortcut" "=" "URI"
-Adds a shortcut with the \fIshortcut\fP and \fIURI\fP template.
-The \fIURI\fP can contain multiple placeholders $0-$9 that will be
-filled by the parameters given when the shortcut is called.
-The parameters given when the shortcut is called will be split
-into as many parameters like the highest used placeholder.
-.sp
-To use spaces within the parameters, the parameters can be grouped by
-surrounding them with single-or double quotes-as shown in example shortcut
-`map'.
-.RS
-.P
-Examples:
-.PD 0
-.IP ":shortcut-add dl=https://duckduckgo.com/lite/?q=$0"
-to setup a search engine.
-Can be called by `:open dl my search phrase'.
-.IP ":shortcut-add gh=https://github.com/$0/$1"
-to build URIs from given parameters.
-Can be called `:open gh fanglingsu vimb'.
-.IP ":shortcut-add map=https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=$0&daddr=$1"
-to search for a route, all but the last parameter must be quoted if they
-contain spaces like `:open map "city hall, London" railway station, London'
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.BI ":shortcut-remove " "shortcut"
-Remove the search engine to the given \fIshortcut\fP.
-.TP
-.BI ":shortcut-default " "shortcut"
-Set the shortcut for given \fIshortcut\fP as the default.
-It doesn't matter if the \fIshortcut\fP is already in use or not
-to be able to set it.
-.SS Settings
-.TP
-.BI ":se[t] " var = value
-Set configuration values named by \fIvar\fP.
-To set boolean variable you should use 'on', 'off' or 'true' and 'false'.
-Colors are given as hexadecimal value like '#f57700'.
-.TP
-.BI ":se[t] " var += value
-Add the \fIvalue\fP to a number option, or append the \fIvalue\fP to a string
-option.
-When the option is a comma separated list, a comma is added, unless
-the value was empty.
-.TP
-.BI ":se[t] " var ^= value
-Multiply the \fIvalue\fP to a number option, or prepend the \fIvalue\fP to a
-string option.
-When the option is a comma separated list, a comma is added,
-unless the value was empty.
-.TP
-.BI ":se[t] " var -= value
-Subtract the \fIvalue\fP from a number option, or remove the \fIvalue\fP from
-a string option, if it is there.
-When the option is a comma separated list, a
-comma is deleted, unless the option becomes empty.
-.TP
-.BI ":se[t] " var ?
-Show the current set value of variable.
-.IR VAR .
-.TP
-.BI ":se[t] " var !
-Toggle the value of boolean variable \fIvar\fP and display the new set value.
-.SS Queue
-The queue allows the marking of URIs for later reading (something like a Read It Later
-list).
-This list is shared between the single instances of Vimb.
-Only available if Vimb has been compiled with the QUEUE feature.
-.TP
-.BI ":qpu[sh] [" URI ]
-Push \fIURI\fP or, if not given, the current URI to the end of the queue.
-.TP
-.BI ":qun[shift] [" URI ]
-Push \fIURI\fP or, if not given, the current URI to the beginning of the queue.
-.TP
-.B :qp[op]
-Open the oldest queue entry in the current browser window and remove it from the
-queue.
-.TP
-.B :qc[lear]
-Removes all entries from queue.
-.SS Automatic commands
-An autocommand is a command that is executed automatically in response to some
-event, such as a URI being opened.
-Autocommands are very powerful.
-Use them with care and they will help you avoid typing many commands.
-.PP
-Autocommands are built with following properties.
-.TP
-.I group
-When the [\fIgroup\fP] argument is not given, Vimb uses the current group as
-defined with ':augroup', otherwise, Vimb uses the group defined with
-[\fIgroup\fP].
-Groups are useful to remove multiple grouped autocommands.
-.TP
-.I event
-You can specify a comma separated list of event names.
-No white space can be used in this list.
-.RS
-.PP
-.PD 0
-Events:
-.TP
-.B LoadProvisional
-Fired if a new page is going to be opened.
-No data has been received yet, the load may still fail for transport issues.
-.TP
-.B LoadCommited
-Fired if first data chunk has arrived, meaning that the necessary transport
-requirements are established, and the load is being performed.
-This is the right event to toggle content related setting
-like 'scripts', 'plugins' and such things.
-.TP
-.B LoadFirstLayout
-fired if the first layout with actual visible content is shown.
-.TP
-.B LoadFinished
-Fires when everything that was required to display on the page has been loaded.
-.TP
-.B LoadFailed
-Fired when some error occurred during the page load that prevented it from
-being completed.
-.TP
-.B DownloadStart
-Fired right before a download is started.
-This is fired for Vimb downloads as well as external downloads
-if 'download-use-external' is enabled.
-.TP
-.B DownloadFinished
-Fired if a Vimb managed download is finished.
-For external download this event is not available.
-.TP
-.B DownloadFailed
-Fired if a Vimb managed download failed.
-For external download this event is not available.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.I pat
-Comma separated list of patterns, matches in order to check if a autocommand
-applies to the URI associated to an event.
-To use ',' within the single patterns this must be escaped as '\e,'.
-.RS
-.PP
-.PD 0
-Patterns:
-.IP "\fB*\fP"
-Matches any sequence of characters.
-This includes also '/' in contrast to shell patterns.
-.IP "\fB?\fP"
-Matches any single character except of '/'.
-.IP "\fB{one,two}\fP"
-Matches 'one' or 'two'.
-Any '{', ',' and '}' within this pattern must be escaped by a '\\'.
-\&'*' and '?' have no special meaning within the curly braces.
-.IP "\fB\e\fP"
-Use backslash to escape the special meaning of '?*{},' in the pattern or
-pattern list.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.I cmd
-Any `ex` command vimb understands.
-The leading ':' is not required.
-Multiple commands can be separated by '|'.
-.TP
-.BI ":au[tocmd] [" group "] {" event "} {" pat "} {" cmd "}"
-Add \fIcmd\fP to the list of commands that Vimb will execute automatically on
-\fIevent\fP for a URI matching \fIpat\fP autocmd-patterns.
-Vimb always adds the \fIcmd\fP after existing autocommands, so that the
-autocommands are executed in the order in which they were given.
-.TP
-.BI ":au[tocmd]! [" group "] {" event "} {" pat "} {" cmd "}"
-Remove all autocommands associated with \fIevent\fP and which pattern match
-\fIpat\fP, and add the command \fIcmd\fP.
-Note that the pattern is not matches literally to find autocommands
-to remove, like Vim does.
-Vimb matches the autocommand pattern with \fIpat\fP.
-If [\fIgroup\fP] is not given, deletes autocommands in current group,
-as noted above.
-.TP
-.BI ":au[tocmd]! [" group "] {" event "} {" pat "}"
-Remove all autocommands associated with \fIevent\fP and which pattern matches
-\fIpat\fP in given group (current group by default).
-.TP
-.BI ":au[tocmd]! [" group "] * {" pat "}"
-Remove all autocommands with patterns matching \fIpat\fP for all events
-in given group (current group by default).
-.TP
-.BI ":au[tocmd]! [" group "] {" event "}"
-Remove all autocommands for \fIevent\fP in given group (current group
-by default).
-.TP
-.BI ":au[tocmd]! [" group "]"
-Remove all autocommands in given group (current group by default).
-.TP
-.BI ":aug[roup] {" name "}"
-Define the autocmd group \fIname\fP for the following ":autocmd" commands.
-The name "end" selects the default group.
-.TP
-.BI ":aug[roup]! {" name "}"
-Delete the autocmd group \fIname\fP.
-.PP
-Example:
-.EX
-:aug github
-:  au LoadCommited * set scripts=off|set cookie-accept=never
-:  au LoadCommited http{s,}://github.com/* set scripts=on
-:aug end
-.EE
-.SS Misc
-.TP
-.BI ":sh[ellcmd] " cmd
-Runs the given shell \fIcmd\fP syncron and print the output into inputbox.
-The following patterns in \fIcmd\fP are expanded: '~username', '~/', '$VAR'
-and '${VAR}'.
-A '\\' before these patterns disables the expansion.
-.PP
-.RS
-.PP
-.PD 0
-The following environment variables are set for called shell commands.
-.TP
-.B VIMB_URI
-This variable is set by Vimb everytime a new page is opened to the URI of the
-page.
-.TP
-.B VIMB_TITLE
-Contains the title of the current opened page.
-.TP
-.B VIMB_PID
-Contains the pid of the running Vimb instance.
-.TP
-.B VIMB_SOCKET
-Holds the full path to the control socket, if Vimb is compiled with SOCKET
-feature and started with `--socket' option.
-.TP
-.B VIMB_XID
-Holds the X-Window id of the Vimb window or of the embedding window if Vimb is
-started with the -e option.
-.PD
-.PP
-Example:
-.EX
-:sh ls -l $HOME
-.EE
-.RE
-.TP
-.BI ":sh[ellcmd]! " cmd
-Like :sh[ellcmd], but asyncron.
-.sp
-Example:
-.EX
-:sh! /bin/sh -c 'echo "`date` $VIMB_URI" >> myhistory.txt'
-.EE
-.TP
-.BI ":s[ave] [" path "]"
-Download current opened page into configured download directory.
-If \fIpath\fP is given, download under this file name or path.
-\fIpath\fP is expanded and can therefore contain '~/', '${ENV}'
-and '~user' pattern.
-.TP
-.BI ":so[urce] [" file "]"
-Read ex commands from \fIfile\fP.
-.TP
-.B :q[uit]
-Close the browser.
-This will be refused if there are running downloads.
-.TP
-.B :q[uit]!
-Close the browser independent from an running download.
-.TP
-.B :reg[ister]
-Display the contents of all registers.
-.RS
-.PP
-.PD 0
-Registers:
-.TP
-.BR \(dqa " - " \(dqz
-26 named registers "a to "z.
-Vimb fills these registers only when you say so.
-.TP
-.B \(dq:
-Last executed `ex` command.
-.TP
-.B \(dq"
-Last yanked content.
-.TP
-.B \(dq%
-Curent opened URI.
-.TP
-.B \(dq/
-Last search phrase.
-.TP
-.B \(dq;
-Contains the last hinted URL.
-This can be used in `x-hint-command' to get the URL of the hint.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.BI :e[val] " javascript"
-Runs the given \fIjavascript\fP in the current page and display the evaluated
-value.
-.sp
-Example: :eval document.cookie
-.TP
-.BI :e[val]! " javascript"
-Like :eval, but there is nothing print to the input box.
-.TP
-.BI ":no[rmal] [" cmds ]
-Execute normal mode commands \fIcmds\fP.
-This makes it possible to execute normal mode commands typed on the input box.
-.sp
-\fIcmds\fP cannot start with a space.
-Put a count of 1 (one) before it, "1 " is one space.
-.sp
-Example: :set scripts!|no! R
-.TP
-.BI ":no[rmal]! [" cmds ]
-Like :normal, but no mapping is applied to \fIcmds\fP.
-.TP
-.B :ha[rdcopy]
-Print current document.
-Open a GUI dialog where you can select the printer,
-number of copies, orientation, etc.
-.SH INPUT MODE
-.TP
-.B <Esc>, CTRL\-[
-Switch back to normal mode.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-O
-Executes the next command as normal mode command and return to input mode.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-T
-Open configured $EDITOR with content of current form field.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-V
-Pass the next key press directly to GTK.
-.TP
-.B CTRL\-Z
-Enter the pass-through mode.
-.SH COMPLETIONS
-The completions are triggered by pressing `<Tab>` or `<S-Tab>` in the
-activated inputbox.
-Depending of the current inserted content different completions are started.
-The completion takes additional typed chars to filter
-the completion list that is shown.
-.TP
-.B commands
-The completion for commands are started when at least `:` is shown in the
-inputbox.
-If initial chars are passed, the completion will lookup those
-commands that begin with the given chars.
-.TP
-.B settings
-The setting name completion is started if at least `:set ` is shown in
-inputbox and does also match settings that begins with already typed setting
-prefix.
-.TP
-.B history
-The history of URIs is shown for the `:open ` and `:tabopen ` commands.
-This completion looks up every given word in the history URI and titles.
-Only those history items are shown, where the title or URI contains all tags.
-.sp
-Example:
-.RS
-.PD 0
-.IP ":open foo bar<Tab>"
-will complete only URIs that contain the words foo and bar.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.B bookmarks
-The bookmark completion is similar to the history completion, but does match
-only the tags of the bookmarks.
-The bookmark completion ist started by `:open \fB!\fP`
-or `:tabopen \fB!\fP` and does a prefix search for all given words in
-the bookmark tags.
-.sp
-Example:
-.RS
-.PD 0
-.IP ":open \fB!\fPfoo ba"
-will match all bookmarks that have tags starting with "foo" and "ba".
-If the bookmark does not have any tags set, the URL is split on `.' and `/'
-into tags.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.B boomark tags
-The boomark tag completion allows the insertion of already used bookmarks for the
-`:bma ` commands.
-.TP
-.B search
-The search completion allows a filtered list of already done searches.
-This completion starts by `/` or `?` in inputbox and performs a prefix
-comparison for further typed chars.
-.SH SETTINGS
-All settings listed below can be set with the `:set' command.
-.SS WebKit-Settings
-.TP
-.B accelerated-compositing (bool)
-Enable or disable support for accelerated compositing on pages.
-Accelerated compositing uses the GPU to render animations on pages
-smoothly and also allows proper rendering of 3D CSS transforms.
-.TP
-.B auto-load-images (bool)
-Load images automatically.
-.TP
-.B auto-resize-window (bool)
-Indicates if Vimb will honor size and position changes of the window by various
-DOM methods.
-.TP
-.B auto-shrink-images (bool)
-Automatically shrink standalone images to fit.
-.TP
-.B caret (bool)
-Whether to enable accessibility enhanced keyboard navigation.
-.TP
-.B closed-max-items (int)
-Maximum number of stored last closed browser windows. If closed-max-items is
-set to 0, closed browser windows will not be stored.
-.TP
-.B cursivfont (string)
-The font family used as the default for content using cursive font.
-.TP
-.B defaultencoding (string)
-The default text charset used when interpreting content with an unspecified
-charset.
-.TP
-.B defaultfont (string)
-The font family to use as the default for content that does not specify a
-font.
-.TP
-.B dns-prefetching (bool)
-Indicates if Vimb prefetches domain names.
-.TP
-.B dom-paste (bool)
-Whether to enable DOM paste.
-If set to TRUE, document.execCommand("Paste")
-will correctly execute and paste content of the clipboard.
-.TP
-.B file-access-from-file-uris (bool)
-Boolean property to control file access for file:// URIs.
-If this option is enabled every file:// will have its own security
-unique domain.
-.TP
-.B fontsize (int)
-The default font size used to display text.
-.TP
-.B frame-flattening (bool)
-Whether to enable the Frame Flattening.
-With this setting each subframe is expanded to its contents,
-which will flatten all the frames to become one scrollable page.
-.TP
-.B html5-database (bool)
-Whether to enable HTML5 client-side SQL database support.
-Client-side SQL database allows web pages to store structured data
-and be able to use SQL to manipulate that data asynchronously.
-.TP
-.B html5-local-storage (bool)
-Whether to enable HTML5 localStorage support.
-localStorage provides simple synchronous storage access.
-.TP
-.B hyperlink-auditing (bool)
-Enable or disable support for <a ping>.
-.TP
-.B images (bool)
-Determines whether images should be automatically loaded or not.
-.TP
-.B insecure-content-show (bool)
-Whether pages loaded via HTTPS should load subresources such as images and
-frames from non-HTTPS URIs.
-Only for webkit>=2.0.
-.TP
-.B insecure-content-run (bool)
-Whether pages loaded via HTTPS should run subresources such as CSS, scripts,
-and plugins from non-HTTPS URIs.
-Only for webkit>=2.0.
-.TP
-.B java-applet (bool)
-Enable or disable support for the Java <applet> tag.
-Keep in mind that Java content can be still shown in the page
-through <object> or <embed>, which are the preferred tags for this task.
-.TP
-.B javascript-can-access-clipboard (bool)
-Whether JavaScript can access the clipboard.
-.TP
-.B javascript-can-open-windows-automatically (bool)
-Whether JavaScript can open popup windows automatically without user
-intervention.
-.TP
-.B media-playback-allows-inline (bool)
-Whether media playback is full-screen only or inline playback is allowed.
-Setting it to false allows specifying that media playback should be always
-fullscreen.
-.TP
-.B media-playback-requires-user-gesture (bool)
-Whether a user gesture (such as clicking the play button) would be required to
-start media playback or load media.
-Setting it on requires a gesture by the
-user to start playback, or to load the media.
-.TP
-.B media-stream (bool)
-Enable or disable support for MediaSource on pages.
-MediaSource is an experimental proposal which extends HTMLMediaElement
-to allow JavaScript to generate media streams for playback.
-.TP
-.B mediasource (bool)
-Enable or disable support for MediaSource on pages.
-MediaSource is an experimental proposal which extends HTMLMediaElement
-to allow JavaScript to generate media streams for playback.
-.TP
-.B minimumfontsize (int)
-The minimum font size used to display text.
-.TP
-.B monofont (string)
-The font family used as the default for content using monospace font.
-.TP
-.B monofontsize (int)
-Default font size for the monospace font.
-.TP
-.B offlinecache (bool)
-Whether to enable HTML5 offline web application cache support.
-Offline web application cache allows web applications to run even
-when the user is not connected to the network.
-.TP
-.B pagecache (bool)
-Enable or disable the page cache.
-Disabling the page cache is generally only useful for special
-circumstances like low-memory scenarios or special purpose
-applications like static HTML viewers.
-.TP
-.B print-backgrounds (bool)
-Whether background images should be printed.
-.TP
-.B private-browsing (bool)
-Whether to enable private browsing mode.
-This suppresses  printing of messages into JavaScript Console.
-At the time this is the only way to force WebKit to
-not allow a page to store data in the windows sessionStorage.
-.TP
-.B plugins (bool)
-Determines whether or not plugins on the page are enabled.
-.TP
-.B print-backgrounds (bool)
-Whether background images should be drawn during printing.
-.TP
-.B resizable-text-areas (bool)
-Whether text areas are resizable.
-.TP
-.B respect-image-orientation (bool)
-Whether Vimb should respect image orientation.
-.TP
-.B sansfont (string)
-The font family used as the default for content using sans-serif font.
-.TP
-.B scripts (bool)
-Determines whether or not JavaScript executes within a page.
-.TP
-.B seriffont (string)
-The font family used as the default for content using serif font.
-.TP
-.B site-specific-quirks (bool)
-Enables the site-specific compatibility workarounds.
-.TP
-.B smooth-scrolling (bool)
-Enable or disable support for smooth scrolling.
-.TP
-.B spacial-navigation (bool)
-Whether to enable the Spatial Navigation.
-This feature consists in the ability to navigate between focusable
-elements in a Web page, such as hyperlinks and form controls, by using
-Left, Right, Up and Down arrow keys.
-For example, if
-a user presses the Right key, heuristics determine whether there is an
-element they might be trying to reach towards the right, and if there are
-multiple elements, which element they probably want.
-.TP
-.B spell-checking (bool)
-Whether to enable spell checking while typing.
-.TP
-.B spell-checking-languages (string)
-The languages to be used for spell checking, separated by commas.
-.sp
-The locale string typically is in the form lang_COUNTRY, where lang is an
-ISO-639 language code, and COUNTRY is an ISO-3166 country code.
-For instance, sv_FI for Swedish as written in Finland or pt_BR
-for Portuguese as written in Brazil.
-.sp
-If no value is specified the default value for GTK is used.
-.TP
-.B tab-key-cycles-through-elements (bool)
-Whether the Tab key cycles through elements on the page.
-.sp
-If true, pressing the Tab key will focus the next element in the web view.
-Otherwise, the web view will interpret Tab key presses as normal key presses.
-If the selected element is editable, the Tab key will cause the insertion
-of a Tab character.
-.TP
-.B universal-access-from-file-uris (bool)
-Whether to allow files loaded through file:// URIs universal access to all
-pages.
-.TP
-.B useragent (string)
-The user-agent string used by WebKit.
-.TP
-.B webaudio (bool)
-Enable or disable support for WebAudio on pages.
-WebAudio is an experimental proposal for allowing web pages
-to generate Audio WAVE data from JavaScript.
-.TP
-.B webgl (bool)
-Enable or disable support for WebGL on pages.
-.TP
-.B webinspector (bool)
-Determines whether or not developer tools, such as the Web Inspector, are
-enabled.
-.TP
-.B xssauditor (bool)
-Whether to enable the XSS auditor.
-This feature filters some kinds of reflective XSS attacks
-on vulnerable web sites.
-.SS Vimb-Settings
-.TP
-.B auto-response-header (list)
-Prepend HTTP-Header to responses received from server, based on pattern
-matching.
-The purpose of this setting is to enforce some security setting in the client.
-For example, you could set Content-Security-Policy (see
-`http://www.w3.org/TR/CSP/') for implement a whitelist policy, or set
-Strict-Transport-Security for server that don't provide this header whereas
-they propose https website.
-.sp
-Note that this setting will not replace existing headers, but add a new one.
-If multiple patterns match a requested URI, the last matched rule will be
-applied.
-You could also specified differents headers for the same pattern.
-.sp
-The format is a list of `pattern header-list`.
-If `header-list` has not than one element, enclosing with QUOTE
-is mandatory: `"pattern header-list"`.
-The header-list format is the same as `header` setting.
-.RS
-.PP
-Example:
-.PD 0
-.IP ":set auto-response-header=* Content-security-policy=default-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'; script-src 'none'"
-.IP ":set auto-response-header+=https://example.com/* Content-security-policy=default-src 'self' https://*.example.com/"
-.IP ":set auto-response-header+=https://example.com/* Strict-Transport-Security=max-age=31536000"
-.IP ":set auto-response-header+=""https://*.example.org/sub/* Content-security-policy,X-Test=ok"""
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.B ca-bundle (string)
-The path to the .crt file for the certificate validation.
-The given path is expanded with standard file expansion.
-.TP
-.B completion-bg-active (color)
-Background color for selected completion item.
-.TP
-.B completion-bg-normal (color)
-Background color for non-selected completion items.
-.TP
-.B completion-fg-active (color)
-Foreground color for the selected completion item.
-.TP
-.B completion-fg-normal (color)
-Foreground color for the non-selected completion items.
-.TP
-.B completion-font (string)
-Font used for the completion items.
-.TP
-.B cookie-accept (string)
-Cookie accept policy {`always', `never', `origin' (accept all non-third-party
-cookies)}.
-.TP
-.B cookie-timeout (int)
-Cookie timeout in seconds.
-.TP
-.B cookie-expire-time (int)
-Enforce expire-time on cookies.
-The default value `-1' keep expire-time as defined by server side.
-The value `0' convert all cookies as session-only cookies
-(`cookie-timeout' setting is used as for any other session-cookie).
-Any other value enforce the expire-time (the expire-time value will be the
-lower between server-side request and time defined with `cookie-expire-time').
-.TP
-.B download-command (string)
-A command with placeholder '%s' that will be invoked to download a URI.
-.RS
-.TP
-The following additional environment variable are available:
-.PD 0
-.TP
-.B $VIMB_URI
-The URI of the current opened page, normally the page where the download was
-started from, also known as referer.
-.TP
-.B $VIMB_FILE
-The target file that is calculated by Vimb according to the `download-path'.
-Note that this file might already exists, so it's strongly recommended to
-check the path in this variable before usage.
-.TP
-.B $VIMB_COOKIES
-Path to the cookie file Vimb uses.
-This is only available if Vimb is compiled with the COOKIE feature.
-.TP
-.B $VIMB_USER_AGENT
-Holds the user agent string that Vimb uses.
-.TP
-.B $VIMB_MIME_TYPE
-The mime-type of the download.
-This variable is only available when the server sent the mime-type header
-with the response and only if the download was not start by the `:save'
-command or the `;s' hinting.
-.TP
-.B $VIMB_USE_PROXY
-Indicates if the proxy is enabled in Vimb.
-If enable this variable is `1', otherwise `0'.
-Note that this variable gives no hint if the proxy settings
-apply to the URL to be downloaded, only if proxy is enabled in general.
-.PD
-.PP
-Example:
-.PD 0
-.IP ":set download-command=/bin/sh -c\
- ""wget -c %s -O $VIMB_FILE --load-cookies $VIMB_COOKIES"""
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.B download-path (string)
-Path to the default download directory.
-If the directory is not set download will be written into current directory.
-The following pattern will be expanded if the download
-is started '~/', '~user', '$VAR' and '${VAR}'.
-.TP
-.B download-use-external (bool)
-Indicates if the external download tool set as `download-command' should be
-used to handle downloads.
-If this is disabled Vimb will handle the download.
-.TP
-.B editor-command (string)
-Command with placeholder '%s' called if form filler is opened with $EDITOR to
-spawn the editor-like `x-terminal-emulator -e vi %s'.
-To use Gvim as the editor, it's necessary to call it with `-f' to run it
-in the foreground.
-.TP
-.B fullscreen (bool)
-Show the current window full-screen.
-.TP
-.B header (list)
-Comma separated list of headers that replaces default header sent by WebKit or
-new headers.
-The format for the header list elements is `name[=[value]]'.
-.sp
-Note that these headers will replace already existing headers.
-If there is no '=' after the header name, then the complete header
-will be removed from the request, if the '=' is present means that
-the header value is set to empty value.
-.sp
-To use '=' within a header value the value must be quoted like shown in
-Example for the Cookie header.
-.RS
-.PP
-Example:
-.PD 0
-.IP ":set header=DNT=1,User-Agent,Cookie='name=value'"
-Send the 'Do Not Track' header with each request and remove the User-Agent
-Header completely from request.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.B hint-follow-last (bool)
-If on, vimb automatically follows the last remaining hint on the page.
-If off hints are fired only if enter is pressed.
-.TP
-.B hint-number-same-length (bool)
-If on, all hint numbers will have the same length, so no hints will be
-ambiguous.
-.TP
-.B hint-timeout (int)
-Timeout before automatically following a non-unique numerical hint.
-To disable auto fire of hints, set this value to 0.
-.TP
-.B hintkeys (string)
-The keys used to label and select hints.
-With its default value, each hint has a unique number which can be typed
-to select it, while all other characters are used to filter hints based
-on their text.
-With a value such as asdfg;lkjh,
-each hint is `numbered' based on the characters of the home row.
-Note that the hint matching by label built of hintkeys is case sensitive.
-In this vimb differs from some other browsers that show hint labels in upper
-case, but match them lowercase.
-.RS
-To have upper case hint labels, it's possible to add following css to the
-`style.css' file in vimb's configuration directory.
-.IP "._hintLabel {text-transform: uppercase !important;}"
-.RE
-.TP
-.B history-max-items (int)
-Maximum number of unique items stored in search-, command or URI history.
-If history-max-items is set to 0, the history file will not be changed.
-.TP
-.B home-page (string)
-Homepage that vimb opens if started without a URI.
-.TP
-.B hsts (bool)
-Enable or disables the HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) feature.
-.TP
-.B input-autohide (bool)
-If enabled the inputbox will be hidden whenever it contains no text.
-.TP
-.B input-bg-error (color)
-Background color for the inputbox if error is shown.
-.TP
-.B input-bg-normal (color)
-Background color of the inputbox.
-.TP
-.B input-fg-error (color)
-Foreground color of inputbox if error is shown.
-.TP
-.B input-fg-normal (color)
-Foreground color of inputbox.
-.TP
-.B input-font-error (string)
-Font user in inputbox if error is shown.
-.TP
-.B input-font-normal (string)
-Font used for inputbox.
-.TP
-.B nextpattern (list)
-Patterns to use when guessing the next page in a document.
-Each pattern is successively tested against each link in the page
-beginning from the last link.
-Default
-"/\\bnext\\b/i,/^(>|>>|»)$/,/^(>|>>|»)/,/(>|>>|»)$/,/\\bmore\\b/i".
-Note that you have to escape the '|' as '\\|' else the '|' will terminate
-the :set command and start a new command.
-.TP
-.B maximum-cache-size (int)
-Size in kB used to cache various page data.
-This caching is independent from `pagecache' or `offlinecache'.
-To disable caching, the size could be set to '0'.
-.TP
-.B previouspattern (list)
-Patterns to use when guessing the previous page in a document.
-Each pattern is successively tested against each link in the page
-beginning from the last link.
-Default "/\\bnext\\b/i,/^(>|>>|»)$/,/^(>|>>|»)/,/(>|>>|»)$/,/\\bmore\\b/i"
-.TP
-.B proxy (bool)
-Indicates if the environment variable `http_proxy' is evaluated.
-.TP
-.B scrollstep (int)
-Number of pixel vimb scrolls if 'j' or 'k' is used.
-.TP
-.B statusbar (bool)
-Indicates if the statusbar should be shown.
-.TP
-.B status-color-bg (color)
-Background color of the statusbar.
-.TP
-.B status-color-fg (color)
-Foreground color of the statusbar.
-.TP
-.B status-font (string)
-Font used in statusbar.
-.TP
-.B status-ssl-color-bg (color)
-Background color of statusbar if current page uses trusted https certificate.
-.TP
-.B status-ssl-color-fg (color)
-Foreground color for statusbar for https pages.
-.TP
-.B status-ssl-font (string)
-Statusbar font for https pages.
-.TP
-.B status-sslinvalid-color-bg (color)
-Background color of the statusbar if the certificate if the https page isn't
-trusted.
-.TP
-.B status-sslinvalid-color-fg (color)
-Foreground of statusbar for untrusted https pages.
-.TP
-.B status-sslinvalid-font (string)
-Statusbar font for untrusted https pages.
-.TP
-.B strict-focus (bool)
-Vimb checks if an editable element is focused and switch to input mode.
-If strict-focus is enabled, this isn't done for focused element on page load
-(without user interaction), instead the focus is removed from the focused
-element.
-Focus changed that appear after the page was completely loaded are
-not affected by this setting.
-.TP
-.B strict-ssl (bool)
-If 'on', vimb will not load a untrusted https site.
-.TP
-.B stylesheet (bool)
-If 'on' the user defined styles-sheet is used.
-.TP
-.B timeoutlen (int)
-The time in milliseconds that is waited for a key code or mapped key sequence
-to complete.
-.TP
-.B x-hint-command (string)
-Command used if hint mode ;x is fired.
-The command can be any vimb command string.
-Note that the command is run through the mapping mechanism of vimb so
-it might change the behaviour by adding or changing mappings.
-.RS
-.P
-.PD 0
-.IP ":set x-hint-command=50G"
-Not really useful.
-If the hint is fired, scroll to the middle of the page.
-.IP ":set x-hint-command=:sh! curl -e <C-R>% <C-R>;"
-This fills the inputbox with the prefilled download command and replaces
-`<C-R>%' with the current URI and `<C-R>;' with the URI of the hinted element.
-.PD
-.RE
-.SH FILES
-.TP
-.I $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vimb/
-Default directory for configuration data.
-.RS
-.PD 0
-.TP
-.I config
-Configuration file to set WebKit setting, some GUI styles and keybindings.
-.TP
-.I cookies
-Cookie store file.
-.TP
-.I closed
-Holds the URI of last closed browser windows.
-.TP
-.I history
-This file holds the history of unique opened URIs.
-.TP
-.I command
-This file holds the history of commands and search queries performed via input
-box.
-.TP
-.I search
-This file holds the history of search queries.
-.TP
-.I bookmark
-Holds the bookmarks saved with command `bma'.
-The records are stored there as
-.br
-`URI<tab>title<tab>space separated tags' or as
-.br
-`URI<tab><tab>tags` if there is no title.
-.TP
-.I queue
-Holds the Read It Later queue filled by `qpush' if
-Vimb has been compiled with QUEUE feature.
-.TP
-.I hsts
-Holds the known hosts hosts if Vimb is compiled with HTTP strict transport
-security feature.
-.TP
-.I scripts.js
-This file can be used to run user scripts, that are injected into every paged
-that is opened.
-.TP
-.I style.css
-File for userdefined CSS styles.
-These file is used if the config variable `stylesheet' is enabled.
-.PD
-.RE
-.TP
-.I $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/vimb/PROFILE-NAME
-Directory for configuration data if executed with \fB-p \fIPROFILE-NAME\fR parameter. It has same structure as default directory for configuration data.
-.TP
-.I $XDG_CACHE_HOME/vimb/
-Default directory for cache data.
-.TP
-.I $XDG_CACHE_HOME/vimb/PROFILE-NAME
-Directory for cache data if executed with \fB-p \fIPROFILE-NAME\fR parameter.
-.TP
-.I $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/vimb/socket/
-Directory where the control sockets are placed.
-.TP
-.I $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/vimb/PROFILE-NAME/socket/
-Directory where the control sockets are placed if executed with \fB-p \fIPROFILE-NAME\fR parameter.
-.PP
-There are also some sample scripts installed together with Vimb under
-PREFIX/share/vimb/examples.
-.SH ENVIRONMENT
-.TP
-.B http_proxy
-If this variable is set to an non-empty value, and the configuration option
-`proxy' is enabled, this will be used as HTTP proxy.
-If the proxy URL has no scheme set, HTTP is assumed.
-.TP
-.B no_proxy
-A comma separated list of domains and/or IPs which should not be proxied.
-Note that an IPv6 address must appear in brackets if used with a port,
-for example "[::1]:443".
-.IP
-Example: "localhost,127.0.0.1,::1,fc00::/7,example.com:8080"
-.SH "REPORTING BUGS"
-Report bugs to the main project page on https://github.com/fanglingsu/vimb/issues
-.br
-or on the mailing list https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vimb-users.
-.SH AUTHOR
-Daniel Carl