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I'm not going to have time to experiment for the next few weeks, but I bet I could set up a version of this that worked via CSS as well. Wouldn't affect you wi
by danShumway 7y ago
I'm not going to have time to experiment for the next few weeks, but I bet I could set up a version of this that worked via CSS as well.
Wouldn't affect you with since I believe w3m also doesn't ship with CSS. But if anyone is reading this and thinking, "ah, disabling images in UMatrix will do the trick" -- probably not?
- pmoriarty 7y agoemacs-w3m does not process CSS
- danShumway 7y agoMore to the point, emacs-w3m does not have a cache at all. That's the real thing to take away -- that images are not the issue, the cache is the issue, and there are lots of things that can go into a cache beyond just images. If you're not caching anything, you could probably load images by default and you'd still be fine.