Re: Custom notmuch-show for html?

Tomi Ollila writes: > So, you set mm-text-html-renderer as 'w3m > > ? Yeah, but I had to install w3m and install the w3m package before it worked. The w3m-standalone one worked but was a bit slower and didn't seem to work as well. Cheers, William

Re: Custom notmuch-show for html?

On Tue, Jul 25 2017, William Casarin wrote: > Tomi Ollila writes: >> If you try to work something on this (or anything), please report your >> progress :D > > I didn't really get far after I discovered how awesome emacs-w3m was. > pandoc plaintext output is pretty bad in

Re: Custom notmuch-show for html?

Tomi Ollila writes: > If you try to work something on this (or anything), please report your > progress :D I didn't really get far after I discovered how awesome emacs-w3m was. pandoc plaintext output is pretty bad in comparison. Thanks again!

Re: Custom notmuch-show for html?

Tomi Ollila writes: > Writing one's own renderer function and pointing mm-text-html-renderer > to that (or something...) This is what I was looking for, thanks. > If you try to work something on this (or anything), please report your > progress :D Will do! Cheers, William

Re: Custom notmuch-show for html?

On Sun, Jul 23 2017, William Casarin wrote: > Hey there, > > I would like to never use emacs' slow html renderer when viewing > html-only email. What I want to do is pipe the html through: > > pandoc -f html -t plain > > and then show the output of that. Right now I can do this with `. |` but >

Custom notmuch-show for html?

Hey there, I would like to never use emacs' slow html renderer when viewing html-only email. What I want to do is pipe the html through: pandoc -f html -t plain and then show the output of that. Right now I can do this with `. |` but I can only do this after I open the email, which is not