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> Wed, 04 Jul 2007 13:20:12 -0700
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> >>>>> "Leo" == Leo  <address@hidden> writes:
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>     Leo> On 04/07/2007, Hadron wrote:
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>     >>>> I don't mean click on a URL and have the URL opened in Firefox.  I mean
>     >>>> have the article itself rendered in Firefox.
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>     >>>> Email messages I'm getting which are written in HTML really look awful
>     >>>> in Gnus' *Article*.  I've tried the gnus-article-wash-html function,
>     >>>> still awful.  Being able to click and open them in Firefox would solve
>     >>>> all the problems I'm having with this issue.  And really, it's be no
>     >>>> less convenient than how I read HTML messages in Thunderbird.  In that
>     >>>> mail client, I always have to click on HTML messages to open them in a
>     >>>> larger Thunderbird window anyway.  In gnus, opening them in Firefox
>     >>>> would be no less convenient...
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>     >>> Try 'K H'.
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>     >> What command does "K H" run?
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>     Leo> `K H' runs the command gnus-article-browse-html-article
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> Leo, which version of Gnus are you using? On my install (Gnus v5.11), this
> key-binding and the function `gnus-article-browse-html-article' does not exist.
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