ReadItLater for surf

[Richard Pöttler]

Hi,

I am using surf, and like it very much. One thing I am missing over
Firefix is the something similar to the ReadItLater plugin in Firefox,
where i can rightclick on a link and bookmark it for later use.

I am pretty new to c programming, so please don't be too hard. It would
also help, if you could point me to the right direction.

Until now I found out, that I got to to add a item to the item[], write
a function to write the url to a file. What I am missing is, how do I
determine, that I rightclicked on a link and get the url.

Thanks for your answers in advance.

bye
richi

[Tadeusz Sośnierz]

Post by Richard Pöttler
Hi,
I am using surf, and like it very much. One thing I am missing over
Firefix is the something similar to the ReadItLater plugin in
Firefox, where i can rightclick on a link and bookmark it for later
use.
I am pretty new to c programming, so please don't be too hard. It
would also help, if you could point me to the right direction.
Until now I found out, that I got to to add a item to the item[],
write a function to write the url to a file. What I am missing is,
how do I determine, that I rightclicked on a link and get the url.
Thanks for your answers in advance.
bye
richi

Hi,
How about this bookmark patch I posted yesterday or around?
Regards,
Ted

[Richard Pöttler]

Post by Tadeusz Sośnierz

Post by Richard Pöttler
I am using surf, and like it very much. One thing I am missing over
Firefix is the something similar to the ReadItLater plugin in
Firefox, where i can rightclick on a link and bookmark it for later
use.
I am pretty new to c programming, so please don't be too hard. It
would also help, if you could point me to the right direction.
Until now I found out, that I got to to add a item to the item[],
write a function to write the url to a file. What I am missing is,
how do I determine, that I rightclicked on a link and get the url.
Thanks for your answers in advance.

How about this bookmark patch I posted yesterday or around?

I overlooked that... Seems to solve my problem.
Thanks for your answer.

Sorry for the noise.

bye
richi