Hi, For the last two days I've been playing with netsurf's code. The building went smoothly and now that I've read the Docs and skimmed through the source code, I have a very rough idea about the way netsurf is constructed. The source code tree seems to be manageable for me because of its modularity. After reading netsurf's gsoc page, I find the keyboard navigation project interesting. Though it's probably not hard, it's actually what I had in mind as a suitable project for a summer holiday. Here's a sketch of what I'm thinking about(apart from those listed in the idea list): First, traversing the web page as documented in the idea list as well as easy manipulation of tabs and web page elements is necessary. I notice in the current trunk version, tab control already works. Perhaps we need to focus on 'text input widgets' manipulation: Ctrl-a, Ctrl-z, Ctrl-backspace... in all 'input widgets'. This feature is handy. Second, search through the content of the web page. The current version disables the 'find' menu item in the 'edit' menu. I suppose it's waiting to be implemented. Third, navigation between links and inputs by their physical position(rather than their position in the HTML tree). This perhaps is more complicated than I imagine. I was also thinking about user configurable keyboard shortcuts...(vim mode, emacs mode) etc. But I'm not sure whether those added up would be too much for me to focus, some of the features I thought about might involve parts of netsurf that I don't know about. Also unfamiliarity with GUI libraries could be a huge problem. So, any suggestions or comments(which feature is impractical, or can be improved...) are welcomed. :-) By the way, my nick on freenode is sidlae.