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If it really seems like an #Emacs package author would have added a key binding for something but you cannot find it in the obvious keymaps, don't forget that there can be keymaps that only work at certain points of the buffer. If you are an Embark user, embark-bindings-at-point will show you these bindings.

For example, I learned today that in #MastodonEl if you put point on an image that's being hidden as "sensitive content" (which happens to all images inside content warnings, I think), you can toggle the display of the image with S. Normally S shows you your scheduled toots, but it has a different binding when point is on a sensitive image.

If it really seems like an #Emacs package author would have added a key binding for something but you cannot find it in the obvious keymaps, don't forget that there can be keymaps that only work at certain points of the buffer. If you are an Embark user, embark-bindings-at-point will show you these bindings.

For example, I learned today that in #MastodonEl if you put point on an image that's being hidden as "sensitive content" (which happens to all images inside content warnings, I think), you can toggle the display of the image with S. Normally S shows you your scheduled toots, but it has a different binding when point is on a sensitive image.

If it really seems like an #Emacs package author would have added a key binding for something but you cannot find it in the obvious keymaps, don't forget that there can be keymaps that only work at certain points of the buffer. If you are an Embark user, embark-bindings-at-point will show you these bindings.

For example, I learned today that in #MastodonEl if you put point on an image that's being hidden as "sensitive content" (which happens to all images inside content warnings, I think), you can toggle the display of the image with S. Normally S shows you your scheduled toots, but it has a different binding when point is on a sensitive image.

If it really seems like an #Emacs package author would have added a key binding for something but you cannot find it in the obvious keymaps, don't forget that there can be keymaps that only work at certain points of the buffer. If you are an Embark user, embark-bindings-at-point will show you these bindings.

For example, I learned today that in #MastodonEl if you put point on an image that's being hidden as "sensitive content" (which happens to all images inside content warnings, I think), you can toggle the display of the image with S. Normally S shows you your scheduled toots, but it has a different binding when point is on a sensitive image.

If it really seems like an #Emacs package author would have added a key binding for something but you cannot find it in the obvious keymaps, don't forget that there can be keymaps that only work at certain points of the buffer. If you are an Embark user, embark-bindings-at-point will show you these bindings.

For example, I learned today that in #MastodonEl if you put point on an image that's being hidden as "sensitive content" (which happens to all images inside content warnings, I think), you can toggle the display of the image with S. Normally S shows you your scheduled toots, but it has a different binding when point is on a sensitive image.

Ready for today's session at EmacsConf: mpv running, irc (via erc, of course) channels open, browser window with links to discussions for the talks, tracking the fediverse (with mastodon.el), all within exwm. Cannot be more Emacs than this. 😉

Looking forward to it.

#Emacs #EmacsConf #EmacsConference #exwm #erc #MastodonEL

Ready for today's session at EmacsConf: mpv running, irc (via erc, of course) channels open, browser window with links to discussions for the talks, tracking the fediverse (with mastodon.el), all within exwm. Cannot be more Emacs than this. 😉

Looking forward to it.

#Emacs #EmacsConf #EmacsConference #exwm #erc #MastodonEL

#mastodonel 2.0.0 has features you would find in any #Mastodon client and a few nifty things like Recommendeds, but I can't find the key that used to open READ MORE links to expand content (#Pinafore lacks this too, but for paging down) I thought it was 'x' but apparently not.

#Pinafore is the only webclient working on my Firefox/Ubuntu; official app loses focus and number keys won't restore it & why show Toot textarea all the time? (any keystroke not bound selects it). Sadly it doesn't Edit.

#mastodonel 2.0.0 has features you would find in any #Mastodon client and a few nifty things like Recommendeds, but I can't find the key that used to open READ MORE links to expand content (#Pinafore lacks this too, but for paging down) I thought it was 'x' but apparently not.

#Pinafore is the only webclient working on my Firefox/Ubuntu; official app loses focus and number keys won't restore it & why show Toot textarea all the time? (any keystroke not bound selects it). Sadly it doesn't Edit.

The three-column text-based interface to Matrix with #Emacs #ementel is very impressive. (maybe #mastodonel might take some design ideas from there?)

The three-column text-based interface to Matrix with #Emacs #ementel is very impressive. (maybe #mastodonel might take some design ideas from there?)