How to view the page source on Firefox and Chrome mobile
Viewing the page source on Firefox and Chrome mobile is as easy as prepending view-source: to the URL. Example: https://foosel.net becomes view-source:https://foosel.net.
Viewing the page source on Firefox and Chrome mobile is as easy as prepending view-source: to the URL. Example: https://foosel.net becomes view-source:https://foosel.net.
I’ve always been a bookworm. As a child, my favourite past time was reading. I usually dragged my current book with me everywhere and would read at any opportunity1. So, when e-readers became a thing, I was very excited to save on a ton of shelf space in the future and got myself an Amazon Kindle at the first chance I got. Back then in 2010 I actually had to import my Kindle 3 Keyboard from the US since it wasn’t available in Germany yet....
If you need to detect whether you are running in Termux from a bash script, check if $PREFIX contains the string com.termux: echo $PREFIX | grep -o "com.termux" This can also be used to set a variable in a Taskfile: vars: TERMUX: '{{and .PREFIX (contains "com.termux" .PREFIX)}}' Source
In order to open a file from Tasker in Markor (e.g. to edit a newly created blog post), create a “Send Intent” step with: Action: android.intent.action.SEND Cat: None Mime Type: text/plain Data: content://net.dinglisch.android.taskerm.fileprovider/external_files/path/to/the/file (be sure to replace /path/to/the/file with the absolute path to the file you want to open) Package: net.gsantner.markor Class: net.gsantner.markor.activity.DocumentActivity Source
One thing that kept me from blogging more so far was the difficulty in working on posts on my phone. So after switching this blog over to Hugo I decided to see if I couldn’t improve on this situation. I needed a solution that would allow me to Checkout my page’s git repository from GitHub Quickly create a new post, consisting of a new folder inside content/blog matching my chosen <year>-<month>-<day>-<title slug>/index....