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Chrome Emacs enables seamless integration between Chrome's online text editors or textareas and Emacs, allowing you to edit online content directly in Emacs.
Quick Installation and Setup:
1. Install Chrome Emacs Extension: Add Chrome Emacs from the Chrome Web Store to your Chrome browser.
2. Configure Emacs: Install the corresponding Emacs package. You can find a recommended fork or the original Atomic Chrome package for installation instructions and setup details at: https://github.com/KarimAziev/chrome-emacs
3. Run the Server in Emacs: Make sure Emacs is running and execute the atomic-chrome-start-server function.
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Pure awesomeness!
I stumbled upon this extension accidentally, after searching for active forks of the atomic-chrome Emacs package. I'm really impressed by it, and surprised it is not more widely known.
Insanely good, really lets me bring emacs everywhere