hackernews & gnus-summary-browse-url

[Sam Steingold <sds@gnu.org>]

Hi,
I read gwene.com.ycombinator.news where each article is 2 words:

--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
Comments 

Link
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---

both are links.

"w" (gnus-summary-browse-url) opens one of then ("Link" by default)
while I would rather open _both_.

What are my options?

1. Modify `gnus-summary-browseurl' so that when the prefix arg is a
number, it opens all the urls returned by `gnus-collect-urls'.
(The ordinary C-u prefix is used for selecting
`browse-url-secondary-browser-function').
-- drawback: unlikely to be welcomed in the trunk

2. Hit "w" twice: "w RET cmd-TAB w TAB TAB RET"
-- drawback: too many keystrokes

3. Make `gnus-collect-urls-primary-text' have value "Comments" when in
the YN group (using `gnus-summary-prepare-hook'?)
This way "w RET" will give me comments and the comments always have a
link to the article.
-- drawback: I get just the comments and have to click again to get the article

2*3. Hit "w TAB TAB RET"
yuk

Ideally, the *Article* buffer should not be shown at all, but this is a bonus...

Please note that this is only relevant to one single group (which has
extra high volume, so efficiency is needed).

Suggestions are welcome.

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