Implemented mouse support toggle
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@@ -76,6 +76,7 @@ No. Besides the ambiguity problem, it will also introduce huge external dependen
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- Go back: b or right mouse click anywhere (if supported)
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- Refresh the page: r
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- Stash the link to the currently open resource: S (shift+s)
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- Toggle mouse support (always on when starting): m
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- Quit the browser: q
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## What is the link stash?
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@@ -110,6 +111,8 @@ Bopher-NG's mouse input is supported on any terminals that support the 1000 **an
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Note that, unlike clipboard, this support is required at the client side only. For instance, you can safely run `bopher-ng.sh` on any compatible Bash version in an SSH session on your terminal and still be able to use mouse there.
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If you don't want to use mouse capture (for instance, to be able to select and copy things with the terminal app itself), you can temporarily turn off mouse support (and then turn it back on) using the m key.
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## What is the license on this?
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Fully public domain.
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