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I usually face this problem when I come across HTTP links. I have a HTTP proxy setup but due the nature of HTTP, this is only truly function for minimal, text-focused pages. I would prefer launching my browser, as specified in the [url-handlers] section for links that have content that doesn't fall into this narrow criteria.
I think the best way to handle this, if you're willing to consider it, would be to add new keybinds for "open with proxy" and "open with URL-handler". An example would be if I'm over a HTTP link, I could press Ctrl + P to open it with my proxy and Ctrl + U to open it with my URL handler.
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@lokesh-krishna thinking about this now more that I'm implementing it... isn't just a keybinding for opening with the URL handler needed, Ctrl-U? Because if you want to use the proxy you can just hit Enter, as your proxy setting overrides any URL handlers.
I usually face this problem when I come across HTTP links. I have a HTTP proxy setup but due the nature of HTTP, this is only truly function for minimal, text-focused pages. I would prefer launching my browser, as specified in the
[url-handlers]
section for links that have content that doesn't fall into this narrow criteria.I think the best way to handle this, if you're willing to consider it, would be to add new keybinds for "open with proxy" and "open with URL-handler". An example would be if I'm over a HTTP link, I could press Ctrl + P to open it with my proxy and Ctrl + U to open it with my URL handler.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: