1 .TH SURF 1 surf\-VERSION
3 surf \- simple webkit-based browser
6 .RB [-bBgGiIkKnNpPsSvx]
14 surf is a simple Web browser based on WebKit/GTK+. It is able
15 to display websites and follow links. It supports the XEmbed protocol
16 which makes it possible to embed it in another application. Furthermore,
17 one can point surf to another URI by setting its XProperties.
32 Reparents to window specified by
36 Disable giving the geolocation to websites.
39 Enable giving the geolocation to websites.
48 Disable kiosk mode (disable key strokes and right click)
51 Enable kiosk mode (disable key strokes and right click)
54 Disable the Web Inspector (Developer Tools).
57 Enable the Web Inspector (Developer Tools).
82 which surf should use.
85 Prints version information to standard output, then exits.
88 Prints xid to standard output. This can be used to script the browser by using
92 Stops loading current page or stops download.
95 Walks back the history.
98 Walks forward the history.
101 Scrolls page upwards.
104 Scrolls page downwards.
107 Scroll up one whole page view.
110 Scroll down one whole page view.
113 Scroll horizontally to the right.
116 Scroll horizontally to the left.
118 .B Ctrl\-Shift\-k or Ctrl\-+
121 .B Ctrl\-Shift\-j or Ctrl\--
127 .B Ctrl\-f and Ctrl\-\e
128 Opens the search-bar.
131 Go to next search result.
134 Go to previous search result.
140 Loads URI from primary selection.
143 Calls Printpage Dialog.
149 Reloads the website without using cache.
152 Copies current URI to primary selection.
155 Show the sourcecode of the current page.
161 Toggle caret browsing.
164 Toggle auto-loading of images.
169 file should be loaded.
172 Open the Web Inspector (Developer Tools) window for the current page.
175 Toggle script execution.
178 Toggle the enabling of plugins on that surf instance.
181 Toggle fullscreen mode.
184 If this variable is set upon startup, surf will use it as the
189 If this variable is set and not empty upon startup, surf will use it as the http proxy
191 For using plugins in surf, first determine your running architecture. Then get
192 the appropriate plugin for that architecture and copy it to
193 .BR /usr/lib/browser-plugins
195 .BR /usr/lib64/browser-plugins.
196 Surf should load them automatically.
198 If you want to use a 32bit plugin on a 64bit system,
199 .BR nspluginwrapper(1)
205 .BR nspluginwrapper(1)