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works fine for me in chrome stable branch on ubuntu 32bit edit-- no i'm in 6.0.472.14 dev
I'm testing on Chrome 9.0.570.0 dev on win7 right now. CTRL-N causes a new window to open. Curious if this is platform specific. Can you switch to dev and let me know what results you get? If different than a new bug is warranted.
Dear god, If you could combine this with a Google-docs-like collaborative editing feature, I could once again enjoy a life free of word processors, where the true meaning of Meta-Shift-^ could become known to the masses. That would rock. Just sayin'.
I felt the same way and started making my own editor: http://vianedit.appspot.com Unfortunately I had to make it use vi key-bindings since the emacs ones were incompatible with most browser defaults. But it's extensible like emacs, through Javascript. Someday I'll have time to finish it.
I'm lazy so I went with the "notepad" style editor.
Now what I'd really like is the reverse: Webkit in an emacs buffer. That would totally rock I'd never have to leave emacs. I wonder how hard it would be to hack something up like that?
Maybe you could hack uzbl into emacs
(I don't know if that's the best link; it was just the first that came up.)
Funny that this doesn't work even a little bit with Conkeror (Web browser with emacs keybindings). Pretty sweet otherwise.
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Odd, I'm using "GNU Emacs 24.0.50.1 (x86_64-apple-darwin10.2.0, NS apple-appkit-1038.25) of 2010-03-27 on gallifrey.local" and it still has the dashes on the modeline.
If you are going to use a prerelease Emacs, you should update it more frequently than every 7 months! (This particular change is from about two weeks ago.)