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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith, you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and ido.

See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.

Installation

After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.

straight.el

Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:

(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))

For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.

Activation

To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:

(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))

Development

The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.

Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.

Compile/Lint

Install cask, then:

make all

Test Run

cask emacs

Test Config & Installation

Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:

make test

Future Work

  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories
    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open

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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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color-scheme: dark light;
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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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var btn = document.querySelector('button[aria-label="Theater mode"], ytd-player #player button[title="Theater mode"]');
if (btn && !btn.classList.contains('activated')) {
btn.click();
}
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lastUrl = location.href;
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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true, attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['style', 'class'] });
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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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// Universal Dark Mode - works on any site
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var enabled = true;
function applyDarkMode() {
if (!enabled) return;
// Create style element if it doesn't exist
var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');
if (!style) {
style = document.createElement('style');
style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';
document.head.appendChild(style);
}
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style.textContent = '
/* Invert everything except media */
html {
filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
background: #1a1a2e !important;
}
/* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */
img, video, iframe, canvas, svg, picture, [style*="background-image"] {
filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
}
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[data-theme="light"], [data-theme="light"],
.ace_editor, .ace_editor *,
.CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,
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filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
background: #2d2d44 !important;
border-color: #444 !important;
}
/* Scrollbars */
::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }
/* Selection */
::selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }
::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }
';
}
function removeDarkMode() {
var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');
if (style) style.remove();
}
// Toggle with Alt+Shift+D
document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {
if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {
e.preventDefault();
enabled = !enabled;
if (enabled) {
applyDarkMode();
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');
} else {
removeDarkMode();
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');
}
}
});
// Apply on load
applyDarkMode();
// Re-apply on dynamic content
var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {
if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {
applyDarkMode();
}
});
observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');
})();
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();
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OpenWith is a simple but very useful package to make Emacs associate various
file types with external applications. For example, Emacs can open PDFs, but
you may want to open them with a dedicated PDF viewer instead. With OpenWith,
you can do this seamlessly when you use C-x C-f. It also works with recentf and
ido.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/OpenWith.
Installation
After installation the command openwith-mode, which enables the global minor mode, is autoloaded, you can call it without any additional configuration.
straight.el
Having set up straight.el, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el, then restart your Emacs:
(straight-use-package
'(openwith :fork (:host github :repo"luisgerhorst/openwith")))
For a complete example configuration see example-configs/straight/init.el. You can omit the parts already included in your init.el.
Activation
To enable OpenWith automatically when the desktop environment is recognized, add the following to your .emacs.d/init.el after installing it:
(require'openwith)
(when openwith-desktop-environment-open
(openwith-mode t))
Development
The following serves as documentation for contributors to easy development. If you just want to use this package as a end user this should not concern you.
Refer to the Makefile for additional commands that may be useful.
Compile/Lint
Install cask, then:
make all
Test Run
cask emacs
Test Config & Installation
Load the example configuration into a vanilla instance of Emacs, this will install straight.el to ./example-config/straight:
make test
Future Work
  • Implement that fulfills the following: We either want to open files or directories

    • Certain files Emacs does not handle well (e.g. binary files for which the user has not specified a mode) should be opened in external programs by default. By default they should be opened with the program specified by the desktop environment (xdg-open, open, etc.). The user should also be able to open those files in a program he specified (either in their config or by calling a special function that presents them a list of programs that may be suitable, similar to their desktop environment).
    • By default directories should be opened in dired. When the user calls a special command they can choose to open the directory in any other program (e.g. their file browser which we can do using xdg-open et al). They should also be able to open the file in a Terminal program (which may not be the default one).
  • Is it a problem that we may prevent the opening of arbitrary (possibly scripted) pdf files in Emacs?
  • Fuco1/dired-hacks/dired-open.el has a nice system determining how to open files. It's tighlty integrated into the hooks he uses but if maybe we can reuse it with some work and replace openwith-associations.
  • How does it behave over SSH?
  • Call dired-find-file using a hook.
  • Only attempt to call the chosen command when it is atually available. This way we effectively auto-disable ourself when opening likely won't work.
  • Replace openwith-desktop-environment-open with openwith-default-open
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