[avivo]

I believe that the last time I tried running emacs in my browser, keyboard shortcuts didn't work well. With this they work flawlessly!

It's also perfectly performant on desktop (chrome with os x, air 2013), though still unusably slow on my phone (chrome on original motox).

This may be more of a testament to https://github.com/macton/hterm though! (apparently what gotty is using)

[avivo]

I wonder if it would be useful to run emacs within a browser based editor like Atom. It even seems plausible to be able to seamlessly switch editors "containers" for particular operations without even leaving a file (using the editors API to replace the pointer in the same place).

[AceJohnny2]

> I wonder if it would be useful to run emacs within a browser based editor like Atom

Considering Emacs is already thought of as a decent OS ("lacking a good editor"), I can only think:

"We have to go deeper."

[vultour]

How's Emacs doing these days? I know it was really popular a few years ago when everyone was editing files in it, but since I started with linux I only ever see people use Vim.

[mitchty]

Just fine. If you only see vim its likely a filter bubble.