On my chomebook with chrome I save a file, and it makes a "mhtml"
file. E.g., Downloads/Mapping USA 2024 _ OpenStreetMap US.mhtml .
Later offline, chrome has no problem opening that file.
But in lynx or w3m one just sees
From:
Snapshot-Content-Location: https://openstreetmap.us/events/mapping-us
Your .mailcap file is missing instructions to properly display the
extension that's on that file.
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Jude
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Please use in that order."
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On Fri, 12 Jan 2024, Dan Jacobson wrote:
> On my
But I want to see the file in lynx.
I don't care if I can't see the images.
I just want to see the text version, just like
if I did lynx -dump index.html .
If I wanted to see the full blown version,
I would just use chrome to view it.
Jude DaShiell dixit:
>Your .mailcap file is missing instructions to properly display the
>extension that's on that file.
I only know that MSIE could display MHTML, unfortunately no other
program supports them. I think this is a feature request to add
support for them to lynx.
The format is dead
Then you'll need a more complex .mailcap entry than what may already be
online. First you take a standard mhtml mailcap entry and then add a
filter to it to pull the text out of that mhtml file. For now I don't
know if a mailcap entry that can display mhtml exists yet.
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Jude
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I was thinking that lynx and w3m could be added to the long list of
supported browsers there in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHTML .
All that would be needed is if lynx and w3m just browsed the text/html
part of the mhtml bundle, without requiring the user to unarchive that
bundle into a directo
