Re: Newb, links + emacs

[Romain FRANCOISE]

Lukasz Grabun <grabek@purgatory.abyss> writes:

> The choice was easy: emacs + gnus. I've configured all things and it
> works fine except one things: the browser. In every day browsing the
> Web I use links and since I am used to it I don't want to change to
> any other (lynx or w3). Here simple question/problem occurs: how does
> one integrate the thing with emacs?

I use emacs-w3m, it's an Emacs interface to the w3m pager, with a lot
of added bonuses:
- integration with Gnus to render HTML mail
- lynx-like or info-like maps
- interface to popular search engines (also via quick urls)
- it can display images (if Emacs can)
- bookmarks, tabs, favicons, etc...

It's also fast and lightweight.  I use it for all my web-browsing
needs, it's definitely worth checking out!

http://emacs-w3m.namazu.org/

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