Re: HTML-Info design

[Nic Ferrier]

address@hidden writes:

> In contrast, the same documentation on Icecat (see 2nd attachment) is
> easier to read and for a newbie to navigate through.  There's only one
> set of buttons, the text fits the window, the font (though still
> pretty large) is not the enormous size that Emacs uses, and the text
> is nicely reformatted to fit the window. (One other nicety: some
> unnecessary and distracting quotes are omitted.)  Overall there's
> about 50% more useful information in the same screen space, and it's
> more readable despite the smaller font size.  This is a significantly
> better experience.

The eww version looks much less nice.

Particularly neither eww nor info re-flow the text when the window size
changes. Or even if a new frame is created for the buffer.

One very nice thing about browsers is that they conventionally let you
open a link in a new window (in Emacs parlance, a frame). That is very
useful when you are reading documentation.

Emacs buffer/windows are probably as good but I'd like the text to
re-flow when that happened. Perhaps that can be easily hacked together.


Nic