View the file you're editing in Emacs on GitHub or Bitbucket depending on the value of remote.origin.url.
Available as a package in Marmalade and MELPA.
M-x package-install github-browse-file
You can change some defaults using M-x customize-group github-browse-file
Call github-browse-file (for the git blob) or github-browse-file-blame
(for the git blame) to view current file on GitHub. With a prefix argument
(C-u), you can force them to use the "master" branch.
github-browse-commit can be used to link to the current commit.
If you use Github Enterprise or Bitbucket Server, add your domain to github-browse-file-domains via customize or use something like in your init file:
(add-to-list 'github-browse-file-domains '("git.dayjob.com" :type github))
For Bitbucket you would do:
(add-to-list 'github-browse-file-domains '("git.dayjob.com" :type bitbucket))
Note: This assumes that your hosted instance is listening on https.
If your remote isn't named origin, you may modify the github-browse-file-remote-names to add your differently named remote. For example:
(setq github-browse-file-remote-names '("upstream" "origin"))
The order of this list matters as the first remote name that returns a url, is the one that is used for the link that is generated.