Re: getting rid of ^M displayed by emacs-w3m

[Alexey Pustyntsev]

David Hansen <david.hansen@gmx.net> writes:


> To me this looks like the page explicitly asked to display a
> carriage return.  So I think what emacs w3m does here is reasonable.
> But maybe this "&#13;" is some html trick I don't know...

Thanks David.

What I don't understand here is why w3m doesn't display
^M (or, perhaps, something else) in xterm when the page explicitly
asks to do so.

> How do you think should emacs-w3m render a carriage return?

I consider ^M to be garbage in the rendered html so it should not be
displayed by default unless, of course, specifically requested.

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Rgds
Alexey

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