Re: [emacs-w3m:11246] Re: right clicking on URL in emacs-w3m vs. gnus

["Štěpán Němec" <stepnem@gmail.com>]

Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@jpl.org> writes:

> Štěpán Němec wrote:
> [...]
>> Was this ever actually added to Emacs? I'm using latest Git Emacs and
>> emacs-w3m, but right-clicking on URLs does nothing and my gnus-art.el
>> does not seem to contain any of the code K.Y. proposed in one of the
>> messages in this thread...?
>
> In <b4mwrw149t1.fsf@jpl.org> I wrote:
>> I don't know what items the menu should provide but I tried hacking
>> it as attached below.  Currently the right-click pops up this menu:
>
>> ,----
>>| Open this link with
>>| ===================
>>| browse-url
>>| emacs-w3m
>> `----
>
> I haven't implemented it yet because I didn't think it's very useful.

Interesting. I find it _very_ useful. Does that mean you have defined a
lot of custom commands for manipulating URLs in Gnus Article buffer? Or
do you never feel a need to e.g. quickly copy the link location?

> Are there other function items you want?

I don't see why we couldn't get the complete same right click menu as in
emacs-w3m. I'd especially like to have "Copy Link Location" (and I hope
it will also work in article headers -- I often find myself wanting to
copy the Gmane permalink, for example); jidanni mentioned in a recent
report the need for "Open in External Browser"; I can also see how "Save
Link as..." could be useful. In short, why not just provide the whole of
emacs-w3m right click menu?

Many thanks,

Štěpán