Hello guys,
I'm happy to use netrw for a lot of tasks (especially paired with vim-vinegar),
but still can't make the 'gx' command behave to my liking, which is:
- Always open an URL with the external browser, even if it has a
trailing slash: the default is to interpret an URL as a remote dir and download
that to a new buffer
- Correctly match URL's surrounded by parethesis etc, and also with
symbols like '?' etc, within: I know that 'g:netrw_gx="<cWORD>"' would get me
that but then I loose the inner parethesis matching, any way to get them both?
Closest of this experience is using the open-browser plugin which also has a
lot of other features i don't use.
Any clues?
- Alexandre
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