I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.

When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get taken back to
the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader (for Linux)
that I should try?

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I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.

When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get taken back to the list of messages in the echo.

Multimail has an option called "UseLynxNav" in .mmailrc. I have mine set to off but I don't know if that will help any.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader (for Linux) that I should try?

MultiMail is the best option I know of for offline mail in linux.

You can also use the web interface in a web browser at trmb.ca, then links open up as expected.

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Andrew Alt wrote to All <=-

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.

When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I
get taken back to the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail
reader (for Linux) that I should try?

Middle-click (on the scroll wheel) works for me.



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Dan Clough wrote to Andrew Alt <=-

Andrew Alt wrote to All <=-

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.

When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I
get taken back to the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail
reader (for Linux) that I should try?

Middle-click (on the scroll wheel) works for me.

Hmmm... not for me. I get a panel that asks what area I want to enter a new message into.

I figured out one work-around though: If I hit reply so all the text of the message goes into my external editor, I can at least copy the link and paste it.

I'll probably try the web interface at The Rusty Mailbox for a while and see how
that goes.


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Alan Ianson wrote to Andrew Alt <=-

Multimail has an option called "UseLynxNav" in .mmailrc. I have mine
set to off but I don't know if that will help any.

Tried, but didn't help.

You can also use the web interface in a web browser at trmb.ca, then
links open up as expected.

I'll try that! Should work fine.


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Quoting Andrew Alt to All <=-

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.
When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get
taken back to the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader
(for Linux) that I should try?

I'm currently not using MM on Linux but when I was, CTRL-Click on URLs
worked for me.




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Daniel Juarez wrote to ANDREW ALT <=-

Quoting Andrew Alt to All <=-

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.
When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get
taken back to the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader
(for Linux) that I should try?

I'm currently not using MM on Linux but when I was, CTRL-Click on URLs worked for me.

That works! Thank you

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Andrew Alt wrote to Daniel Juarez <=-

Daniel Juarez wrote to ANDREW ALT <=-

Quoting Andrew Alt to All <=-

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in
messages.
When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get
taken back to the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader
(for Linux) that I should try?

I'm currently not using MM on Linux but when I was, CTRL-Click on

URLs

worked for me.

That works! Thank you

I compiled Bluemail and it seems to handle urls better. Although my laptop is a MacBook that I coverted to Mate Linux

Sean


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On 2021-07-02, Andrew Alt <andrew.alt@1> wrote:

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.

When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get taken back to
the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader (for Linux)
that I should try?

--
-Andy

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I just connect to the BBS by NNTP, it's similar in usage
but slrnpull makes it really easy to follow threads and
offline reading.
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El 2/7/21 a las 01:13, Andrew Alt escribió:

I'm using MultiMail 0.52 and have a problem when I click links in messages.

When I left-click, it acts like page-down. When I right-click, I get taken back to
the list of messages in the echo.

Anyone know of a work-around/solution, or an awesome new mail reader (for Linux)
that I should try?

Ctrl + click ?

i think that url are handle from the terminal, not multimail.
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dfbdnrfthibkdfihgftbpodfhbiodfhbirgtbjrognbkefpshbjdrfovhdr7ufvkjesghprg[gfyse rnfdrgy
wd/sdigpktyhph[gk[thbl[ftgbkopedc'\wq[dewfq2\p=ecvol34,-eksdp

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cyberpro wrote to Sean Rima <=-

dfbdnrfthibkdfihgftbpodfhbiodfhbirgtbjrognbkefpshbjdrfovhdr7ufvkjesghprg [gfyse
rnfdrgy
wd/sdigpktyhph[gk[thbl[ftgbkopedc'\wq[dewfq2\p=ecvol34,-eksdp

NO CARRIER


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Re: Re: xxxxxxxxxw
By: Kurt Weiske to cyberpro on Thu Aug 12 2021 06:57 am

cyberpro wrote to Sean Rima <=-

dfbdnrfthibkdfihgftbpodfhbiodfhbirgtbjrognbkefpshbjdrfovhdr7ufvkjesghpr g [gfyse
rnfdrgy
wd/sdigpktyhph[gk[thbl[ftgbkopedc'\wq[dewfq2\p=ecvol34,-eksdp

NO CARRIER

Actually, I thought it looked encrypted (not "noise"). <shrug>
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Rob wrote (2021-08-12):

dfbdnrfthibkdfihgftbpodfhbiodfhbirgtbjrognbkefpshbjdrfovhdr7ufvkjesghpr
g [gfyse
rnfdrgy
wd/sdigpktyhph[gk[thbl[ftgbkopedc'\wq[dewfq2\p=ecvol34,-eksdp

NO CARRIER

Actually, I thought it looked encrypted (not "noise"). <shrug>

more like pushing random keys on the keyboard.

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Re: xxxxxxxxxw
By: Oli to Rob Swindell on Fri Aug 13 2021 08:42 am

Rob wrote (2021-08-12):

dfbdnrfthibkdfihgftbpodfhbiodfhbirgtbjrognbkefpshbjdrfovhdr7ufvkjesghpr
g [gfyse
rnfdrgy
wd/sdigpktyhph[gk[thbl[ftgbkopedc'\wq[dewfq2\p=ecvol34,-eksdp

NO CARRIER

Actually, I thought it looked encrypted (not "noise"). <shrug>

more like pushing random keys on the keyboard.

Maybe. p=ecvol34,-eksdp
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cyberpro wrote to Sean Rima <=-

dfbdnrfthibkdfihgftbpodfhbiodfhbirgtbjrognbkefpshbjdrfovhdr7ufvkjesghprg[ gfyse rnfdrgy wd/sdigpktyhph[gk[thbl[ftgbkopedc'\wq[dewfq2\p=ecvol34,-eksdp

Errr what

Sean


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