tAdding a man section about how to handle plugins. - surf - customized build of surf, the suckless webkit browser
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 (HTM) Author: Christoph Lohmann <20h@r-36.net>
       Date:   Tue,  4 Dec 2012 07:26:12 +0100
       
       Adding a man section about how to handle plugins.
       
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       t@@ -142,15 +142,26 @@ Toggle the enabling of plugins on that surf instance.
        .B F11
        Toggle fullscreen mode.
        .SH ENVIRONMENT
       -.TP
        .B SURF_USERAGENT
        If this variable is set upon startup, surf will use it as the useragent string
        .TP
        .B http_proxy
        If this variable is set and not empty upon startup, surf will use it as the http proxy
       +.SH PLUGINS
       +For using plugins in surf, first determine your running architecture. Then get
       +the appropriate plugin for that architecture and copy it to
       +.BR /usr/lib/browser-plugins
       +or
       +.BR /usr/lib64/browser-plugins.
       +Surf should load them automatically.
       +.BR
       +If you want to use a 32bit plugin on a 64bit system,
       +.BR nspluginwrapper(1)
       +will help you.
        .SH SEE ALSO
        .BR dmenu(1),
        .BR xprop(1),
       -.BR tabbed(1)
       +.BR tabbed(1),
       +.BR nspluginwrapper(1)
        .SH BUGS
        Please report them!