1ZATHURARC(5)                        zathura                       ZATHURARC(5)
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NAME

6       zathurarc - zathura configuration file
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SYNOPSIS

9       /etc/zathurarc, $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/zathura/zathurarc
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DESCRIPTION

12       The  zathurarc  file  is a simple plain text file that can be populated
13       with various commands to change the behaviour and the look  of  zathura
14       which  we are going to describe in the following subsections. Each line
15       (besides empty lines and comments (which start with a prepended  #)  is
16       evaluated  on its own, so it is not possible to write multiple commands
17       in one single line.
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COMMANDS

20   set - Changing options
21       In addition to the built-in :set command zathura offers more options to
22       be  changed  and  makes those changes permanent. To overwrite an option
23       you just have to add a line structured like the following
24
25          set <option> <new value>
26
27       The option field has to be replaced with the name of  the  option  that
28       should  be  changed and the new value field has to be replaced with the
29       new value the option should get. The type of the value can  be  one  of
30       the following:
31
32       · INT - An integer number
33
34       · FLOAT - A floating point number
35
36       · STRING - A character string
37
38       · BOOL - A boolean value ("true" for true, "false" for false)
39
40       In  addition  we advice you to check the options to get a more detailed
41       view of the options that can be changed and which values they should be
42       set to.
43
44       The  following  example  should give some deeper insight of how the set
45       command can be used
46
47          set option1 5
48          set option2 2.0
49          set option3 hello
50          set option4 hello\ world
51          set option5 "hello world"
52
53       For colors, zathura supports HTML color codes and CSS3-style rgb(r,g,b)
54       and  rgba(r,g,b,a)  values.  If  you  want  to use color codes for some
55       options, make sure to quote them accordingly or to escape the hash sym‐
56       bol.
57
58          set default-fg "#CCBBCC"
59          set default-fg \#CCBBCC
60
61       For  rgba, note that it parses the color components as integers between
62       0 and 255 and the alpha component as float between 0 and 1.
63
64   include - Including another config file
65       This commands allows one to include other  configuration  files.  If  a
66       relative  path is given, the path will be resolved relative to the con‐
67       figuration file that is currently processed.
68
69          include another-config
70
71   map - Mapping a shortcut
72       It is possible to map or remap new key bindings to  shortcut  functions
73       which  allows  a high level of customization. The :map command can also
74       be used in the zathurarc file to make those changes permanent:
75
76          map [mode] <binding> <shortcut function> <argument>
77
78       Mode   The map command expects several arguments where only the binding
79              as  well  as  the  shortcut-function argument is required. Since
80              zathura uses several modes it is possible to map  bindings  only
81              for  a specific mode by passing the mode argument which can take
82              one of the following values:
83
84              · normal (default)
85
86              · fullscreen
87
88              · presentation
89
90              · index
91
92              The brackets around the value are mandatory.
93
94       Single key binding
95              The (possible) second argument defines the used key binding that
96              should be mapped to the shortcut function and is structured like
97              the following. On the one hand it is  possible  to  just  assign
98              single letters, numbers or signs to it:
99
100                 map a shortcut_function optional_argument
101                 map b shortcut_function optional_argument
102                 map c shortcut_function optional_argument
103                 map 1 shortcut_function optional_argument
104                 map 2 shortcut_function optional_argument
105                 map 3 shortcut_function optional_argument
106                 map ! shortcut_function optional_argument
107                 map ? shortcut_function optional_argument
108
109       Using modifiers
110              It  is  also  possible  to use modifiers like the Control or Alt
111              button on the keyboard. It is possible to use the following mod‐
112              ifiers:
113
114              · A - Alt
115
116              · C - Control
117
118              · S - Shift
119
120              If  any  of  the  modifiers  should be used for a binding, it is
121              required to define the binding with the following structure:
122
123                 map <A-a> shortcut_function
124                 map <C-a> shortcut_function
125
126       Special keys
127              zathura allows it also to assign keys like the space bar or  the
128              tab button which also have to be written in between angle brack‐
129              ets. The following special keys are currently available:
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131                 Identifier Description
132
133                 BackSpace  Back space
134                 CapsLock   Caps lock
135                 Esc        Escape
136                 Down       Arrow down
137                 Up         Arrow up
138                 Left       Arrow left
139                 Right      Arrow right
140                 F1         F1
141                 F2         F2
142                 F3         F3
143                 F4         F4
144                 F5         F5
145                 F6         F6
146                 F7         F7
147                 F8         F8
148                 F9         F9
149                 F10        F10
150                 F11        F11
151                 F12        F12
152                 PageDown   Page Down
153                 PageUp     Page Up
154                 Return     Return
155                 Space      Space
156                 Super      Windows key
157                 Tab        Tab
158                 Print      Print key
159
160              Of course it is possible to combine those special  keys  with  a
161              modifier.  The  usage  of  those keys should be explained by the
162              following examples:
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164                 map <Space> shortcut_function
165                 map <C-Space> shortcut_function
166
167       Mouse buttons
168              It is also possible to map mouse buttons to shortcuts  by  using
169              the following special keys:
170
171                 Identifier Description
172
173                 Button1    Mouse button 1
174                 Button2    Mouse button 2
175                 Button3    Mouse button 3
176                 Button4    Mouse button 4
177                 Button5    Mouse button 5
178
179       They can also be combined with modifiers:
180
181          map <Button1> shortcut_function
182          map <C-Button1> shortcut_function
183
184       Buffer commands
185              If  a  mapping does not match one of the previous definition but
186              is still a valid mapping it will be mapped as a buffer command:
187
188                 map abc quit
189                 map test quit
190
191       Shortcut functions
192              The following shortcut functions can be mapped:
193
194              · abort
195
196                Switch back to normal mode.
197
198              · adjust_window
199
200                Adjust page width. Possible arguments are best-fit and width.
201
202              · change_mode
203
204                Change current mode. Pass the desired mode as argument.
205
206              · display_link:
207
208                Display link target.
209
210              · exec:
211
212                Execute an external command.
213
214              · focus_inputbar
215
216                Focus inputbar.
217
218              · follow
219
220                Follow a link.
221
222              · goto
223
224                Go to a certain page.
225
226              · jumplist
227
228                Move forwards/backwards in the jumplist. Pass forward as argu‐
229                ment  to  move  to  the next entry and backward to move to the
230                previous one.
231
232              · navigate
233
234                Navigate to the next/previous page.
235
236              · navigate_index
237
238                Navigate through the index.
239
240              · print
241
242                Show the print dialog.
243
244              · quit
245
246                Quit zathura.
247
248              · recolor
249
250                Recolor pages.
251
252              · reload
253
254                Reload the document.
255
256              · rotate
257
258                Rotate the page. Pass rotate-ccw as argument for counterclock‐
259                wise rotation and rotate-cw for clockwise rotation.
260
261              · scroll
262
263                Scroll.
264
265              · search
266
267                Search  next/previous item. Pass forward as argument to search
268                for the next hit and backward to search for the previous hit.
269
270              · set
271
272                Set an option.
273
274              · snap_to_page
275
276                Snaps to the current page. Equivalent to goto <current_page>
277
278              · toggle_fullscreen
279
280                Toggle fullscreen.
281
282              · toggle_index
283
284                Show or hide index.
285
286              · toggle_inputbar
287
288                Show or hide inputbar.
289
290              · toggle_page_mode
291
292                Toggle between one and multiple pages per row.
293
294              · toggle_statusbar
295
296                Show or hide statusbar.
297
298              · zoom
299
300                Zoom in or out.
301
302              · mark_add
303
304                Set a quickmark.
305
306              · mark_evaluate
307
308                Go to a quickmark.
309
310              · feedkeys
311
312                Simulate key presses. Note that all keys will  be  interpreted
313                as  if pressing a key on the keyboard. To input uppercase let‐
314                ters, follow the same convention as for key bindings, i.e. for
315                X, use <S-X>.
316
317       Pass arguments
318              Some  shortcut function require or have optional arguments which
319              influence the behaviour of them. Those can be passed as the last
320              argument:
321
322                 map <C-i> zoom in
323                 map <C-o> zoom out
324
325              Possible arguments are:
326
327              · best-fit
328
329              · bottom
330
331              · backward
332
333              · collapse
334
335              · collapse-all
336
337              · default
338
339              · down
340
341              · expand
342
343              · expand-all
344
345              · forward
346
347              · full-down
348
349              · full-up
350
351              · half-down
352
353              · half-up
354
355              · in
356
357              · left
358
359              · next
360
361              · out
362
363              · page-bottom
364
365              · page-top
366
367              · previous
368
369              · right
370
371              · rotate-ccw
372
373              · rotate-cw
374
375              · select
376
377              · specific
378
379              · toggle
380
381              · top
382
383              · up
384
385              · width
386
387   unmap - Removing a shortcut
388       In  addition  to mapping or remaping custom key bindings it is possible
389       to remove existing ones by using the :unmap  command.  The  command  is
390       used  in  the  following  way  (the  explanation  of  the parameters is
391       described in the map section of this document
392
393          unmap [mode] <binding>
394

OPTIONS

396       This section describes settings concerning the behaviour of girara  and
397       zathura. The settings described here can be changed with set.
398
399   girara
400       n-completion-items
401              Defines the maximum number of displayed completion entries.
402
403              · Value type: Integer
404
405              · Default value: 15
406
407       completion-bg
408              Defines  the background color that is used for command line com‐
409              pletion entries
410
411              · Value type: String
412
413              · Default value: #232323
414
415       completion-fg
416              Defines the foreground color that is used for command line  com‐
417              pletion entries
418
419              · Value type: String
420
421              · Default value: #DDDDDD
422
423       completion-group-bg
424              Defines  the background color that is used for command line com‐
425              pletion group elements
426
427              · Value type: String
428
429              · Default value: #000000
430
431       completion-group-fg
432              Defines the foreground color that is used for command line  com‐
433              pletion group elements
434
435              · Value type: String
436
437              · Default value: #DEDEDE
438
439       completion-highlight-bg
440              Defines  the  background color that is used for the current com‐
441              mand line completion element
442
443              · Value type: String
444
445              · Default value: #9FBC00
446
447       completion-highlight-fg
448              Defines the foreground color that is used for the  current  com‐
449              mand line completion element
450
451              · Value type: String
452
453              · Default value: #232323
454
455       default-fg
456              Defines the default foreground color
457
458              · Value type: String
459
460              · Default value: #DDDDDD
461
462       default-bg
463              Defines the default background color
464
465              · Value type: String
466
467              · Default value: #000000
468
469       exec-command
470              Defines  a  command  the  should be prepended to any command run
471              with exec.
472
473              · Value type: String
474
475              · Default value:
476
477       font   Defines the font that will be used
478
479              · Value type: String
480
481              · Default value: monospace normal 9
482
483       guioptions
484              Shows or hides GUI elements.  If it contains  'c',  the  command
485              line  is  displayed.   If it contains 's', the statusbar is dis‐
486              played.  If it contains 'h', the horizontal  scrollbar  is  dis‐
487              played.   If  it  contains  'v',  the vertical scrollbar is dis‐
488              played.
489
490              · Value type: String
491
492              · Default value: s
493
494       inputbar-bg
495              Defines the background color for the inputbar
496
497              · Value type: String
498
499              · Default value: #131313
500
501       inputbar-fg
502              Defines the foreground color for the inputbar
503
504              · Value type: String
505
506              · Default value: #9FBC00
507
508       notification-bg
509              Defines the background color for a notification
510
511              · Value type: String
512
513              · Default value: #FFFFFF
514
515       notification-fg
516              Defines the foreground color for a notification
517
518              · Value type: String
519
520              · Default value: #000000
521
522       notification-error-bg
523              Defines the background color for an error notification
524
525              · Value type: String
526
527              · Default value: #FFFFFF
528
529       notification-error-fg
530              Defines the foreground color for an error notification
531
532              · Value type: String
533
534              · Default value: #FF1212
535
536       notification-warning-bg
537              Defines the background color for a warning notification
538
539              · Value type: String
540
541              · Default value: #FFFFFF
542
543       notification-warning-fg
544              Defines the foreground color for a warning notification
545
546              · Value type: String
547
548              · Default value: #FFF712
549
550       tabbar-fg
551              Defines the foreground color for a tab
552
553              · Value type: String
554
555              · Default value: #FFFFFF
556
557       tabbar-bg
558              Defines the background color for a tab
559
560              · Value type: String
561
562              · Default value: #000000
563
564       tabbar-focus-fg
565              Defines the foreground color for the focused tab
566
567              · Value type: String
568
569              · Default value: #9FBC00
570
571       tabbar-focus-bg
572              Defines the background color for the focused tab
573
574              · Value type: String
575
576              · Default value: #000000
577
578       show-scrollbars
579              Defines if both the horizontal and vertical scrollbars should be
580              shown or not.  Deprecated, use 'guioptions' instead.
581
582              · Value type: Boolean
583
584              · Default value: false
585
586       show-h-scrollbar
587              Defines  whether  to  show/hide the horizontal scrollbar. Depre‐
588              cated, use 'guioptions' instead.
589
590              · Value type: Boolean
591
592              · Default value: false
593
594       show-v-scrollbar
595              Defines whether to show/hide the vertical scrollbar. Deprecated,
596              use 'guioptions' instead.
597
598              · Value type: Boolean
599
600              · Default value: false
601
602       statusbar-bg
603              Defines the background color of the statusbar
604
605              · Value type: String
606
607              · Default value: #000000
608
609       statusbar-fg
610              Defines the foreground color of the statusbar
611
612              · Value type: String
613
614              · Default value: #FFFFFF
615
616       statusbar-h-padding
617              Defines  the  horizontal  padding of the statusbar and notifica‐
618              tionbar
619
620              · Value type: Integer
621
622              · Default value: 8
623
624       statusbar-v-padding
625              Defines the vertical padding of the statusbar and  notification‐
626              bar
627
628              · Value type: Integer
629
630              · Default value: 2
631
632       window-icon
633              Defines the path for a icon to be used as window icon.
634
635              · Value type: String
636
637              · Default value:
638
639       window-height
640              Defines the window height on startup
641
642              · Value type: Integer
643
644              · Default value: 600
645
646       window-width
647              Defines the window width on startup
648
649              · Value type: Integer
650
651              · Default value: 800
652
653   zathura
654          This section describes settings concerning the behaviour of zathura.
655
656       abort-clear-search
657              Defines if the search results should be cleared on abort.
658
659              · Value type: Boolean
660
661              · Default value: true
662
663       adjust-open
664              Defines  which auto adjustment mode should be used if a document
665              is loaded.  Possible options are "best-fit" and "width".
666
667              · Value type: String
668
669              · Default value: best-fit
670
671       advance-pages-per-row
672              Defines if the number of pages per row should  be  honored  when
673              advancing a page.
674
675              · Value type: Boolean
676
677              · Default value: false
678
679       continuous-hist-save
680              Tells  zathura  whether  to  save  document history at each page
681              change or only when closing a document.
682
683              · Value type: Boolean
684
685              · Default value: false
686
687       database
688              Defines the database backend to use for bookmarks and input his‐
689              tory.  Possible  values  are  "plain",  "sqlite"  (if built with
690              sqlite support) and "null". If "null"  is  used,  bookmarks  and
691              input history will not be stored.
692
693              · Value type: String
694
695              · Default value: plain
696
697       dbus-service
698              En/Disables  the  D-Bus  service.  If  the services is disabled,
699              SyncTeX forward synchronization is not available.
700
701              · Value type: Boolean
702
703              · Default value: true
704
705       filemonitor
706              Defines the file monitor backend used to check  for  changes  in
707              files.  Possible values are "glib", "signal" (if signal handling
708              is supported), and "noop". The  "noop"  file  monitor  does  not
709              trigger reloads.
710
711              · Value type: String
712
713              · Default value: glib
714
715       incremental-search
716              En/Disables incremental search (search while typing).
717
718              · Value type: Boolean
719
720              · Default value: true
721
722       highlight-color
723              Defines  the  color  that  is used for highlighting parts of the
724              document (e.g.: show search results)
725
726              · Value type: String
727
728              · Default value: #9FBC00
729
730       highlight-active-color
731              Defines the color that is used  to  show  the  current  selected
732              highlighted element (e.g: current search result)
733
734              · Value type: String
735
736              · Default value: #00BC00
737
738       highlight-transparency
739              Defines the opacity of a highlighted element
740
741              · Value type: Float
742
743              · Default value: 0.5
744
745       page-padding
746              The page padding defines the gap in pixels between each rendered
747              page.
748
749              · Value type: Integer
750
751              · Default value: 1
752
753       page-cache-size
754              Defines the maximum number of pages that could be  kept  in  the
755              page  cache.  When  the  cache is full and a new page that isn't
756              cached becomes visible, the least recently viewed  page  in  the
757              cache  will be evicted to make room for the new one.  Large val‐
758              ues for this variable are NOT  recommended,  because  this  will
759              lead to consuming a significant portion of the system memory.
760
761              · Value type: Integer
762
763              · Default value: 15
764
765       page-thumbnail-size
766              Defines  the  maximum size in pixels of the thumbnail that could
767              be kept in the thumbnail cache per page. The thumbnail is scaled
768              for  a quick preview during zooming before the page is rendered.
769              When the page is rendered, the result is saved as the  thumbnail
770              only  if  the  size  is  no more than this value. A larger value
771              increases quality but introduces longer  delay  in  zooming  and
772              uses more system memory.
773
774              · Value type: Integer
775
776              · Default value: 4194304 (4M)
777
778       pages-per-row
779              Defines the number of pages that are rendered next to each other
780              in a row.
781
782              · Value type: Integer
783
784              · Default value: 1
785
786       first-page-column
787              Defines the column in which the first page  will  be  displayed.
788              This   setting   is   stored   separately  for  every  value  of
789              pages-per-row according to the following  pattern  <1  page  per
790              row>:[<2 pages per row>[: ...]]. The last value in the list will
791              be used for all other number of pages per row if not set explic‐
792              itly.
793
794              Per  default,  the first column is set to 2 for double-page lay‐
795              out, i.e. the value is set to 1:2. A value of  1:1:3  would  put
796              the  first page in dual-page layout in the first column, and for
797              layouts with more columns the first page would be put in the 3rd
798              column.
799
800              · Value type: String
801
802              · Default value: 1:2
803
804       recolor
805              En/Disables recoloring
806
807              · Value type: Boolean
808
809              · Default value: false
810
811       recolor-keephue
812              En/Disables keeping original hue when recoloring
813
814              · Value type: Boolean
815
816              · Default value: false
817
818       recolor-darkcolor
819              Defines the color value that is used to represent dark colors in
820              recoloring mode
821
822              · Value type: String
823
824              · Default value: #FFFFFF
825
826       recolor-lightcolor
827              Defines the color value that is used to represent  light  colors
828              in recoloring mode
829
830              · Value type: String
831
832              · Default value: #000000
833
834       recolor-reverse-video
835              Defines  if  original image colors should be kept while recolor‐
836              ing.
837
838              · Value type: Boolean
839
840              · Default value: false
841
842       render-loading
843              Defines if the "Loading..." text should be displayed if  a  page
844              is rendered.
845
846              · Value type: Boolean
847
848              · Default value: true
849
850       render-loading-bg
851              Defines  the  background color that is used for the "Loading..."
852              text.
853
854              · Value type: String
855
856              · Default value: #FFFFFF
857
858       render-loading-fg
859              Defines the foreground color that is used for  the  "Loading..."
860              text.
861
862              · Value type: String
863
864              · Default value: #000000
865
866       scroll-hstep
867              Defines  the  horizontal  step  size of scrolling by calling the
868              scroll command once
869
870              · Value type: Float
871
872              · Default value: -1
873
874       scroll-step
875              Defines the step size of scrolling by calling the scroll command
876              once
877
878              · Value type: Float
879
880              · Default value: 40
881
882       scroll-full-overlap
883              Defines  the  proportion of the current viewing area that should
884              be visible after scrolling a full page.
885
886              · Value type: Float
887
888              · Default value: 0
889
890       scroll-wrap
891              Defines if the last/first page should be wrapped
892
893              · Value type: Boolean
894
895              · Default value: false
896
897       show-directories
898              Defines if the directories should be displayed in completion.
899
900              · Value type: Boolean
901
902              · Default value: true
903
904       show-hidden
905              Defines if hidden files and directories should be  displayed  in
906              completion.
907
908              · Value type: Boolean
909
910              · Default value: false
911
912       show-recent
913              Defines  the  number of recent files that should be displayed in
914              completion.  If the value  is  negative,  no  upper  bounds  are
915              applied. If the value is 0, no recent files are shown.
916
917              · Value type: Integer
918
919              · Default value: 10
920
921       scroll-page-aware
922              Defines  if scrolling by half or full pages stops at page bound‐
923              aries.
924
925              · Value type: Boolean
926
927              · Default value: false
928
929       link-zoom
930              En/Disables the ability of changing zoom when following links.
931
932              · Value type: Boolean
933
934              · Default value: true
935
936       link-hadjust
937              En/Disables aligning to the  left  internal  link  targets,  for
938              example from the index.
939
940              · Value type: Boolean
941
942              · Default value: true
943
944       search-hadjust
945              En/Disables horizontally centered search results.
946
947              · Value type: Boolean
948
949              · Default value: true
950
951       window-title-basename
952              Use basename of the file in the window title.
953
954              · Value type: Boolean
955
956              · Default value: false
957
958       window-title-home-tilde
959              Display  a  short version of the file path, which replaces $HOME
960              with ~, in the window title.
961
962              · Value type: Boolean
963
964              · Default value: false
965
966       window-title-page
967              Display the page number in the window title.
968
969              · Value type: Boolean
970
971              · Default value: false
972
973       statusbar-basename
974              Use basename of the file in the statusbar.
975
976              · Value type: Boolean
977
978              · Default value: false
979
980       statusbar-home-tilde
981              Display a short version of the file path, which  replaces  $HOME
982              with ~, in the statusbar.
983
984              · Value type: Boolean
985
986              · Default value: false
987
988       zoom-center
989              En/Disables horizontally centered zooming.
990
991              · Value type: Boolean
992
993              · Default value: false
994
995       vertical-center
996              Center  the  screen  at  the  vertical  midpoint  of the page by
997              default.
998
999              · Value type: Boolean
1000
1001              · Default value: false
1002
1003       zoom-max
1004              Defines the maximum percentage that the zoom level can be.
1005
1006              · Value type: Integer
1007
1008              · Default value: 1000
1009
1010       zoom-min
1011              Defines the minimum percentage that the zoom level can be.
1012
1013              · Value type: Integer
1014
1015              · Default value: 10
1016
1017       zoom-step
1018              Defines the amount of percent that is zoomed in or out  on  each
1019              command.
1020
1021              · Value type: Integer
1022
1023              · Default value: 10
1024
1025       selection-clipboard
1026              Defines  the  X clipboard into which mouse-selected data will be
1027              written.  When it is "clipboard", selected data will be  written
1028              to  the  CLIPBOARD clipboard, and can be pasted using the Ctrl+v
1029              key combination.  When it is "primary", selected  data  will  be
1030              written  to  the  PRIMARY clipboard, and can be pasted using the
1031              middle mouse button, or the Shift-Insert key combination.
1032
1033              · Value type: String
1034
1035              · Default value: primary
1036
1037       selection-notification
1038              Defines if a notification should be  displayed  after  selecting
1039              text.
1040
1041              · Value type: Boolean
1042
1043              · Default value: true
1044
1045       synctex
1046              En/Disables SyncTeX backward synchronization support.
1047
1048              · Value type: Boolean
1049
1050              · Default value: true
1051
1052       synctex-editor-command
1053              Defines  the  command executed for SyncTeX backward synchroniza‐
1054              tion.
1055
1056              · Value type: String
1057
1058              · Default value:
1059
1060       index-fg
1061              Defines the foreground color of the index mode.
1062
1063              · Value type: String
1064
1065              · Default value: #DDDDDD
1066
1067       index-bg
1068              Define the background color of the index mode.
1069
1070              · Value type: String
1071
1072              · Default value: #232323
1073
1074       index-active-fg
1075              Defines the foreground color of the selected  element  in  index
1076              mode.
1077
1078              · Value type: String
1079
1080              · Default value: #232323
1081
1082       index-active-bg
1083              Define  the  background  color  of the selected element in index
1084              mode.
1085
1086              · Value type: String
1087
1088              · Default value: #9FBC00
1089
1090       sandbox
1091              Defines the sandbox mode to use for the seccomp syscall  filter.
1092              Possible  values are "none", "normal" and "strict". If "none" is
1093              used, the sandbox will be disabled. The  use  of  "normal"  will
1094              provide  minimal protection and allow normal use of zathura with
1095              support for all features. The "strict" mode is a read only sand‐
1096              box that is intended for viewing documents only.
1097
1098              · Value type: String
1099
1100              · Default value: normal
1101
1102              Some features are disabled when using strict sandbox mode:
1103
1104              · saving/writing files
1105
1106              · use of input methods like ibus
1107
1108              · printing
1109
1110              · bookmarks and history
1111
1112              No  feature  regressions  are expected when using normal sandbox
1113              mode.
1114
1115              When running under WSL, the default is "none" since  seccomp  is
1116              not supported in that environment.
1117
1118       window-icon-document
1119              Defines  whether  the window document should be updated based on
1120              the first page of a dcument.
1121
1122              · Value type: Boolean
1123
1124              · Default value: false
1125
1126       page-right-to-left
1127              Defines whether pages in multi-column view should start from the
1128              right side.
1129
1130              · Value type: Boolean
1131
1132              · Default value: false
1133

SEE ALSO

1135       zathura(1)
1136

AUTHOR

1138       pwmt.org
1139
1141       2009-2020, pwmt.org
1142
1143
1144
1145
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