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IMHO, there is a problem with the w3m support recently added -- when
you read an HTML message inline, it switches to w3m mode, changing all
the keybindings, etc.  For example pressing `h' to switch to the
article view, and attempting to switch back to the summary buffer with
`h' again just moves the cursor up one line in the article buffer.

What would be ideal, I think would be to use w3m to render the html,
but not to treat the article as a web page.

Also, it would be nice if links could be clicked on as in normal
emails which call an external browser ;)

Would this be hard?
-- 
Josh Huber