Add support for navigating between url links in message and allow opening them

[rohitsud]

[d99kris]

The alpine email client has en equivalent functionality, so I suppose we can consider adding this to nmail too..

[d99kris]

Will proceed to move all feature requests into Discussions section, for a clearer separation of bugs and feature requests.

[d99kris]

After some consideration, I don't think I will get to address this request. But personally in ~/.nmail/main.conf I set:
html_viewer_cmd=w3m -o confirm_qq=false -no-mouse
And then in ~/.w3m/keymap I have:
keymap v EXTERN_LINK
which effectively allows me to use v to view an html email in w3m, and then inside w3m use v to open any links externally. Finally in ~/.w3m/config I put (for mac):
extbrowser open %s &
which opens the links in the default system browser.
Will proceed to close this feature request.

[Kabouik]

Some terminal emulators also have built-in support for yanking or opening URLs in the default browser, for example `foot` has this with a hint mode (hence allowing to highlight URLs in the window and yank/open only one with one key).

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On 2024-04-28 15:57 Kristofer Berggren ***@***.***> wrote: After some consideration, I don't think I will get to address this request. But personally in `~/.nmail/main.conf` I set: `html_viewer_cmd=w3m -o confirm_qq=false -no-mouse` And then in `~/.w3m/keymap` I have: `keymap v EXTERN_LINK` which effectively allows me to use `v` to view an html email in w3m, and then inside w3m use `v` to open any links externally. Finally in `~/.w3m/config` I put (for mac): `extbrowser open %s &` which opens the links in the default system browser. Will proceed to close this feature request. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #122 (comment) 2329 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: ***@***.***>