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.

Finally an extension that works properly! I missed it's all text so much.

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.

On Ubuntu 16.04, it just works. Using it with ["gvim","-f"].
I like the docs. Good job!