Hi guys.
Just getting back to digging into Nyxt a bit more. I have been using it as a daily driver for my interface to my ticket tracker (https://bestpractical.com). Nyxt let's me scoot around an information dense interface with ease without leaving the keyboard, makes using a ticket tracker a treat.
I wanted to ask a question about the buffer on the bottom. I just watched this video and the magic that it can do: Nyxt browser: the-prompt-buffer.org. All of that is amazing and I need to spend more time digging into that.
However, I have question about the inverse of that video: Is it possible to actually hide the buffer when at a certain URL and only bring it up with a specific key stroke? For my ticket tracker, Nyxt works so well that whenever I press CTRL + j to jump to a link, the buffer pops up and attempts to help me. For the ticketing system URL I don't need any buffer alien magic because the shortcut magic is all the pixie dust necessary to make that a magical experience. Just wondering if there is an easy config that I can setup to get a plain browser window with no ui widgets and manually bring up the buffer when I need some of that alien magic?
As a side point, the entire team should be proud of innovating something that I did not believe could be innovated: the URL bar. Watching the demo in that video opened my eyes to a whole new way of thinking about what a browser could be and should be.
Amazing.