bug#19106: M-x eww: use the current URI as the default; be bound to a key

[Ivan Shmakov <ivan@siamics.net>]

>>>>> Mark Oteiza <mvoteiza@udel.edu> writes:
>>>>> Ivan Shmakov <ivan@siamics.net> writes:

 >> Package: emacs Severity: wishlist

 >> The patch MIMEd makes ‘eww’ use the currently browsed URI as the
 >> default while prompting.  One of the consequences is that it’s now
 >> possible for the user to use M-n (or <down>) to get one, and feed it
 >> back to EWW after editing as necessary.

 >> I also suggest to bind the ‘eww’ command to ‘G’ in eww-mode-map, for
 >> both it’s a sane mnemonic (“Go to”), and also given that this
 >> behavior is rather similar to the Lynx ECGOTO command, bound to ‘G’
 >> in its default keymap.

 > In elinks, ‘g’ is used for an empty “go to” prompt, and ‘G’ is used
 > for prompt populated with the current URL.

	My point is that with read-string, we don’t need to implement
	two distinct commands for that, – either of my patches provides
	an empty prompt on ‘G’, yet makes the current page’s URI
	(along with a few others, for the second patch) available upon a
	keystroke (M-n or <down>.)

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