Hi, * Marco Fioretti [05/11/02 19:30:20 CEST] wrote: > On Sat, May 11, 2002 16:25:27 at 04:25:27PM +0200, Rocco Rutte wrote: > > Basically, yes. But note: emails do also contain a header > > which, in html mails, is before the initial <html> statement. > > So, browsers will have problems with that.
> Yes, me too, I've already seen this problem: is there any known way to > make them act only on the message body? Yes, you may use a browser to dump the html to plaintext which will be displayed. I think I saw a discussion about how to use console browsers interactively, but I don't remember any results, sorry. Personally I use lynx non-interactively which gives a list of all links at the end of the text. If I want to follow one, I use urlview. But that's probably not what you want. You may also use w3m to view such plaintext messages, you may then click URLs; but the disadvantage is that they're listed at the end instead at their origin. Cheers, Rocco.
