SYNOPSIS
midori [OPTION...] [URL]
DESCRIPTION
midori is a lightweight Web Browser.
OPTIONS
Application Options:
- -a ADDRESS, --app=ADDRESS
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Run ADDRESS as a web application.
- -c FOLDER, --config=FOLDER
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Use FOLDER as configuration folder.
- -p, --private
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Run Midori in private mode. No changes are saved in this mode.
- --plain
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Plain GTK+ window with WebKit, akin to GtkLauncher.
- -d, --diagnostic-dialog
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Show a diagnostic dialog.
- -g, --debug
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Run Midori within gdb and save a backtrace on crash. Useful when reporting bugs against the package.
- -r FILE, --run=FILE
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Run FILE as a JavaScript.
- -s URI, --snapshot=URI
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Take a snapshot of URI.
- -e COMMAND, --execute=COMMAND
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Run the specified COMMAND. To obtain a list of supported commands, see --help-execute below.
- --help-execute
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Print a list of available commands supported by --execute.
- -V, --version
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Print the version of Midori.
- -b PATTERN, --block-uris=PATTERN
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Block URIs according to the regular expression specified in PATTERN.
- -i SECONDS, --inactivity-reset=SECONDS
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Reset Midori after SECONDS seconds of inactivity.
- --display=DISPLAY
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X display to use.
Help Options:
- -?, --help
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Show help options described above.
- --help-all
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Show all help options.
- --help-gtk
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Show GTK+ Options.
AUTHOR
Midori is copyright (C) 2007 Christian Dywan.
This manual page was completely rewritten by Sergio Durigan Junior <[email protected]>, based on the previous version by Emanuele Rocca <[email protected]>. It was written for the Debian GNU/Linux system but may be used by others.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.