José María Mateos <ch...@rinzewind.org> wrote on Thu, 18 May 2023 at 20:41:49 EDT in <zgbfzr2jpdk9c...@rinzewind.org>:
> That works (I have to remove a "bind attach <Return> view-mailcap" I have in > my .muttrc), Well, ironically, doesn't that do want you want, almost? I guess it depends on your mailcap. (see below) > but opens the view outside of the pager. Would there be a way to > have that inside the pager, as one would normally get when > prioritizing text/html in alternative_order? You can also hit "m" instead of RET to get view-mailcap which ought to view -- oh, in your case that's set for Firefox. If you want the pager you need to run <view-pager>. That doesn't have a default binding, so you could :exec view-pager but probably you want to bind it to a key. That does require you to have a "copiousoutput" entry in your .mailcap for HTML. I have text/html;w3m -o display_image=0 -T %t; copiousoutput which works well enough. YMMV. > > Or alternatively, you could create a macro to do the same, although I'm not > > sure it's worth the bother? > > A member of the list provided a macro to open the first HTML attachment on > Firefox and I've been > using it for a while. of course, that macro is agnostic as to Firefox. It just opens it in whatever your mailcap specifies. > macro index,pager ,b "<view-attachments>/html<enter><view-mailcap><exit>" > "View first HTML attachment in browser" > > I guess something similar could be done here. Yes, you can search for html with /html instead of hitting <down><down>. Honestly I'm not sure this happens enough to be worth automating into a macro, teaching your brain to hit 'jj' is pretty easy and arguably a better and more flexible and adaptive solution. But up to you! -- jh...@alum.mit.edu John Hawkinson
