I wrote: > […]
> *But* your pointer gave me the idea that I could iterate > over shr's buttons like gnus-collect-urls does, test if > their URLs match Item_x_Link_B's typical pattern and then > offer to browse them. This would require that > Item_x_Link_B's pattern is (relatively) stable; I have to > check whether that will work reasonably well. Thanks! It's not that simple :-(. For starters, some of my newslet- ters shorten all URLs, putting them into the same format. But more importantly, with Emacs 26.3, (forward-button 1) in an HTML mail will always move point to the beginning of the *Article* buffer because (button-start button) returns (point-min) for some reason. (In my use case, I can proba- bly work around that by calling next-button directly.) Is this a bug? What is the best way to create a minimal re- producible example? Tim _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
