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Major improvements to link handling and navigation: Features: - Display links inline with numbered indicators [0], [1], etc. - Quick navigation: type number + Enter to jump to link - Fast follow: press 'f' + number to open link directly - Visual improvements: links shown with underline and highlight - Remove separate link list at bottom for better readability Technical changes: - Add InlineLink structure to track link positions in text - Implement wrap_text_with_links() for intelligent text wrapping - Add GOTO_LINK and FOLLOW_LINK_NUM actions - Implement LINK input mode for 'f' command - Character-by-character rendering for proper link highlighting - Update help documentation with new navigation methods Usage examples: - 3<Enter> : Jump to link 3 - f5 or 5f : Open link 5 directly - Tab/Enter : Traditional navigation still works All comments converted to standard Unix style (English).
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# Quick Link Navigation Guide
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The browser now supports vim-style quick navigation to links!
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## Features
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### 1. Visual Link Numbers
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All links are displayed inline in the text with numbers like `[0]`, `[1]`, `[2]`, etc.
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- Links are shown with yellow color and underline
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- Active link (selected with Tab) has yellow background
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### 2. Quick Navigation Methods
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#### Method 1: Number + Enter
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Type a number and press Enter to jump to that link:
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```
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3<Enter> - Jump to link [3]
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10<Enter> - Jump to link [10]
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```
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#### Method 2: 'f' command (follow)
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Press `f` followed by a number to immediately open that link:
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```
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f3 - Open link [3] directly
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f10 - Open link [10] directly
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```
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Or type the number first:
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```
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3f - Open link [3] directly
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10f - Open link [10] directly
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```
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#### Method 3: Traditional Tab navigation (still works)
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```
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Tab - Next link
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Shift-Tab/T - Previous link
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Enter - Follow current highlighted link
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```
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## Examples
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Given a page with these links:
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- "Google[0]"
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- "GitHub[1]"
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- "Wikipedia[2]"
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You can:
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- Press `1<Enter>` to select GitHub link
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- Press `f2` to immediately open Wikipedia
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- Press `Tab` twice then `Enter` to open Wikipedia
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## Usage
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```bash
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# Test with a real website
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./tut https://example.com
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# View help
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./tut
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# Press ? for help
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```
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## Key Bindings Summary
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| Command | Action |
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|---------|--------|
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| `[N]<Enter>` | Jump to link N |
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| `f[N]` or `[N]f` | Open link N directly |
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| `Tab` | Next link |
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| `Shift-Tab` / `T` | Previous link |
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| `Enter` | Follow current link |
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| `h` | Go back |
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| `l` | Go forward |
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All standard vim navigation keys (j/k, gg/G, /, n/N) still work as before!
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