Max Nikulin <maniku...@gmail.com> writes: > On 02/02/2023 13:04, Bruno Barbier wrote: >> As it's still not clear to me how to configure browse-url, I'm still relying >> on start-process. > > Bruno, it seems I completely confused you by my comments. I am sorry for > that.
I was confused way before, trying to assemble a simple non-obsolete, not OS specific method. No problem ;-) > Does the method currently suggested by FAQ works for you? My particular > interest caused by your words that you use Thunderbird on Windows: > > (with-eval-after-load 'ol > (org-link-set-parameters > "mid" > :follow (lambda (url &optional arg) > (browse-url (concat "mid:" url) arg)))) > > Thunderbird opens mid: links in new message display tab or window. Yes. If `browse-url' knows how to open Thunderbird (mine didn't). > Does cb_thunderlink behave in the same way or it switches to proper > folder and selects the message in the list of messages, so it appears > in 3 pane view making other messages from the same thread directly > accessible? AFAIK, cb_thunderlink behaves like Thunderbird to open messages. Once the message is displayed, you have to click in Thunderbird to see it in its folder or in its conversation. That's why I removed my cb_thunderlink native application; I will use only the add-on from now on. My own configuration is now a lot simpler. Thanks! How do you think we should proceed to update the wiki ? Bruno
