Fix some inline/help docs.

vimperator/content/bookmarks.js

@@ -792,9 +792,9 @@ function History() //{{{
         function (args) { history.list(args.join(" "), args.bang, args["-max"] || 1000); },
         {
             bang: true,
-            completer: function (context) { context.quote = null, completion.history(context); },
-            options: [[["-max", "-m"], options.OPTION_INT]]
+            completer: function (context) { context.quote = null; completion.history(context); },
             // completer: function (filter) completion.history(filter)
+            options: [[["-max", "-m"], options.OPTION_INT]]
         });
 
     /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////}}}

vimperator/locale/en-US/browsing.txt

@@ -40,21 +40,21 @@ The first URL is opened in the current tab, and all other URLs are
 opened in new tabs.
 Each token is analyzed and in this order:
 
-. Opened as a local file if it is an existing relative or absolute filename.
-  * [c]:open /etc/fstab[c] shows the file system table.
-  * [c]:open ../other/foo.html[c] in your home directory opens
-    [a]/home/other/foo.html[a]
-. Opened with the specified search engine if the token looks like a search
-  string and the first word is the name of a search engine ([c]:open wikipedia
-  linus torvalds[c] opens the Wikipedia entry for linus torvalds). The short
-  name of a search engine is automatically guessed from its name. If you want
-  to set a custom name, you can change it with [c]:dialog searchengines[c].
-. Opened with the default search engine or keyword (specified with the
-  'defsearch' option) if the first word is no search engine ([c]:open linus
-  torvalds[c] opens a Google search for linux torvalds).
-. Passed directly to Firefox in all other cases ([c]:open www.osnews.com,
-  www.slashdot.org[c] opens OSNews in the current, and Slashdot in a new
-  background tab).
+1. Opened as a local file if it is an existing relative or absolute filename.
+   - [c]:open /etc/fstab[c] shows the file system table.
+   - [c]:open ../other/foo.html[c] in your home directory opens
+	 [a]/home/other/foo.html[a]
+2. Opened with the specified search engine if the token looks like a search
+   string and the first word is the name of a search engine ([c]:open wikipedia
+   linus torvalds[c] opens the Wikipedia entry for linus torvalds). The short
+   name of a search engine is automatically guessed from its name. If you want
+   to set a custom name, you can change it with [c]:dialog searchengines[c].
+3. Opened with the default search engine or keyword (specified with the
+   'defsearch' option) if the first word is no search engine ([c]:open linus
+   torvalds[c] opens a Google search for linux torvalds).
+4. Passed directly to Firefox in all other cases ([c]:open www.osnews.com,
+   www.slashdot.org[c] opens OSNews in the current, and Slashdot in a new
+   background tab).
 
 You can use [c]:open -tags linux torvalds<Tab>[c] to complete bookmarks with
 tag "linux" and which contain "torvalds". Note that -tags support is only

vimperator/locale/en-US/hints.txt

@@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ this hint mode. Then press [a]24[a] to copy the hint location.
 * |;b| [m]b[m] to open its location in a new background tab
 * |;w| [m]w[m] to open its destination in a new window
 * |;F| [m]F[m] to follow a sequence of [m]<CR>[m]-delimited hints in background tabs
-* |;O| [m]O[m] to preselect its location in an [c]:open[c] query
-* |;T| [m]T[m] to preselect its location in a [c]:tabopen[c] query
-* |;W| [m]W[m] to preselect its location in a [c]:winopen[c] query
+* |;O| [m]O[m] to [c]:open[c] a URL based on hint location
+* |;T| [m]T[m] to [c]:tabopen[c] a URL based on its location
+* |;W| [m]W[m] to [c]:winopen[c] a URL based on its location
 * |;v| [m]v[m] to view its destination source
 * |;V| [m]V[m] to view its destination source in the external editor
 * |;y| [m]y[m] to yank its destination location

vimperator/locale/en-US/starting.txt

@@ -7,27 +7,26 @@ section:Initialization[initialization,startup]
 
 At startup, Vimperator completes the following tasks in order.
 
-. Vimperator can perform user initialization commands. When
-  one of the following is successfully located, it is executed, and no
-  further locations are tried.
+1. Vimperator can perform user initialization commands. When
+one of the following is successfully located, it is executed, and no
+further locations are tried.
+|$VIMPERATOR_INIT|
 
-  .. |$VIMPERATOR_INIT| _$VIMPERATOR_INIT_ -- May contain a single ex
-                                                command (e.g.,
-                                                "[c]:source {file}[c]").
-  .. [a]\~/_vimperatorrc[a] -- Windows only. If this file exists, its 
-                               contents are executed.
-  .. [a]\~/.vimperatorrc[a] -- If this file exists, its contents are 
-                               executed.
+  a. _$VIMPERATOR_INIT_ -- May contain a single ex command (e.g.,
+                           "[c]:source {file}[c]").
+  b. [a]\~/_vimperatorrc[a] -- Windows only. If this file exists, its contents
+	are executed.
+  c. [a]\~/.vimperatorrc[a] -- If this file exists, its contents are executed.
 
-. If 'exrc' is set, then any RC file in the current directory is also sourced.
+2. If 'exrc' is set, then any RC file in the current directory is also sourced.
 
-. All directories in 'runtimepath' are searched for a "plugin"
-  subdirectory and all yet unloaded plugins are loaded. For each
-  plugin directory, all *.\{js,vimp} files (including those in further
-  subdirectories) are sourced alphabetically. No plugins will be sourced
-  if 'noloadplugins' is set. Any particular plugin will not be loaded
-  if it has already been loaded (e.g., by an earlier [c]:loadplugins[c]
-  command).
+3. All directories in 'runtimepath' are searched for a "plugin"
+subdirectory and all yet unloaded plugins are loaded. For each plugin
+directory, all *.\{js,vimp} files (including those in further
+subdirectories) are sourced alphabetically. No plugins will be sourced
+if 'noloadplugins' is set. Any particular plugin will not be loaded if
+it has already been loaded (e.g., by an earlier [c]:loadplugins[c]
+command).
 
 The user's ~ (i.e., "home") directory is determined as follows: