= Elnode bookmarking =

[[https://github.com/nicferrier/elnode/blob/master/elnode-bm.el|This is a simple Elnode app]]
to allow bookmarking to Emacs.

The idea is you start the elnode app:

{{{
M-x elnode-start [RET] elnode-bm-handler [RET]
Port: 8004[RET]
Host: localhost[RET]
}}}

And then you can visit the page in your browser:

{{{
http://localhost:8004
}}}

and you will be presented with the option of the Chrome extension or
the bookmarklet which you can install.

You can then either, click on the bookmarklet or use Ctrl+Shift+I with
the Chrome extension, to send the current tab's url and title to Emacs
where it is stored in an org-mode file: {{{~/bookmarks.org}}}

Here's an example org-mode file:

{{{
* [[https://github.com/abicky/nodejs-repl.el/issues/1#issuecomment-15665393][how about uploading to marmalade?  Issue #1  abicky/nodejs-repl.el]] <2013-05-22 Wed 23:41>
* [[https://github.com/bumptech/stud][bumptech/stud  GitHub]] <2013-05-22 Wed 23:40>
* [[http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/NicFerrier][EmacsWiki: Nic Ferrier]] <2013-05-22 Wed 23:40>
* [[http://www.w3.org/TR/CSP/#processing-model][Content Security Policy 1.0]] <2013-05-22 Wed 20:58>
* [[https://twitter.com/i/connect][Twitter / Interactions]] <2013-05-22 Wed 20:50>
* [[http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Time-Parsing.html][Time Parsing - GNU Emacs Lisp Reference Manual]] <2013-05-22 Wed 19:13>
}}}

== Problems ==

There are some problems with this right now:

* [[https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/answer/2664769?p=crx_warning&rd=1|Google lock down Chrome]] so you can't install code.
** this is annoying because I only want to talk to localhost, if I have my extension on localhost surely I can download it?
* [[https://github.com/blog/1477-content-security-policy|the new CSP stuff]] is breaking bookmarklets
* also bookmarklets will always require SSL?
** I started work on making a [[https://github.com/bumptech/stud|stud]] spawning system for Elnode
** I got it working ok but...
** self signed certificates still don't work very well and are relatively hard to make for the average user