Re: An Emacs plug-in for a browser (Firefox?)

[David House]

2008/9/4 Paul Michael Reilly <address@hidden>:
> Steve Yegge, always an interesting read, recently opined that two of
> his "essential" tools are Emacs and Firefox.  And claimed that if one
> were to subsume the other life would be nearly perfect, in at least
> one sense.

Not really what you're asking for, but the conkeror browser was
started by a bunch of Emacsers wishing for a more Emacs-like browser.
It's highly scriptable (in Javascript, not Elisp) and configurable,
and has Emacs-like keybindings. You can use C-i in a textarea to open
an external editing client (like emacsclient). It's still fairly beta
quality at the moment, but is worth checking out:

http://conkeror.org

-- 
-David