Apparently I'm not the target audience, being rather happy with the Emacs info viewer and the texinfo-generated HTML, but I noticed that some sections aren't cl

Apparently I'm not the target audience, being rather happy with the Emacs info viewer and the texinfo-generated HTML, but I noticed that some sections aren't clickable, possibly requiring JS (but not mentioning it); apparently it's the ones with ">", but that is not visible when global CSS is used (disabling background images, among other things). Search doesn't work (at least without JS) either. Perhaps it should degrade more gracefully. But generally looks like a potentially useful addition to other documentation output formats: they are supposed to be usable with different setups and under different conditions, and covering different preferences seems useful too. Even the Emacs web page [1] is in that "modern" style now, after all. [1] https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/