Torben Knudsen <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Torben,
>>> Can I still click on links and se them in firefox?
>>
>> Yes, by pressing "M" (w3m-view-url-with-external-browser) in a w3m
>> buffer will either load the page in an external browser (if the
>> cursor is not on a link) or load the link in an external browser.
>
> This is a fine solution. I am now using emacs-w3m as suggested by
> Tassilo Horn and I can use firefox when needed.
Indeed, I didn't know about M in w3m. Very nice!
> Thanks again. I think this should be standard in gnus.
The problem is that emacs-w3m and w3m are not installed everywhere. But
looking at the code, at least with the Gnus version it'll do this:
- if w3m is installed
- if emacs-w3m is installed ==> use it
- no w3m ==> use w3m standalone
- try links
- try lynx
- try w3
- try html2text
- if everything failed, use the default browser
Seems plausible to me.
Bye,
Tassilo
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