Worked without any difficulty at all.
Not since conkeror died have I found something this useful for interacting with a browser!

Worth remarking that for emacs uses who prefer to work with text windows, emacsclient is a good alternative to opening a new terminal (the process suggested in the instructions here). This is because emacsclient will then place the text in a new buffer in an existing instance of emacs (the one running the so-called emacs server) so you can for instance easily transfer text between buffers.

My config therefore says ["emacsclient", "+%l:%c"] and it worked the first time. Bravo, Lebon! Un nom tres adequat.

Excellent. Worked perfectly for me on ubuntu20.04. Easy setup and examples for gvim.

Thank you for this well-working replacement of its-all-text, which I strongly missed after mozilla's change to the WebExtension API!

Oh how I've missed _It's All Text_. Thank you jlebon for providing this!

Works on Debian fine with `make native-install USER=1` for "2. Install the native app."
thx

Been looking for something like this for a long time to edit online text in vim. Works perfectly, especially with a vi-like control add-on so your hands never have to leave the keyboard. Editing wikis is no longer a chore.

It mimics the "It's All Text" add-on behaviour pretty well. The installation process is quite straightforward as simple Makefile is used (and there is option to install in home directory without root privileges!). Good job!

Great replacement for the "It's All Text" add-on for Firefox 57+. It even passes the current caret position to the external editor (tested with GVim). Thank you very much Jonathan for creating the add-on!

Exactly what I needed to replace itsalltext.

Using plain ["emacsclient"] as the editor works fine for me.