1Brief introduction
EWW, the full name of the Emacs Web Wowser, is a Web browser that Emacs24.4 comes with. To use EWW, you need to have LIBXML2 support.
Under Ubuntu, you can use the ' sudo apt-get install libxml2 ' to install
Under Windows, you can go to Http://ncu.dl.sourceforge.net/project/ezwinports/libxml2-2.7.8-w32-bin.zip to download LIBXML2
2Basic operations
3Configuration
Eww-search-prefix
If the string entered to Eww is not like a URL or hostname, then Eww-search-prefix will be used as a search engine.
Eww-download-directory
Configuring the download directory for EWW
Shr-external-browser
This variable specifies the external browser used by the EWW
Eww-use-external-browser-for-content-type
When you open content of the specified type, it is automatically opened with an external browser.
Eww-header-line-format
This variable indicates what format the head line of EWW buffer is displayed in.
It is a format string in which%t represents the title of website, and%u represents the URL of the access
Shr-max-image-proportion
The value is a floating-point number not exceeding 1, indicating that the picture cannot be larger than the shr-max-imag-proportion of the entire EWW window when the picture is displayed
Shr-blocked-images
The variable is a regular expression, and if the URL of the picture matches the expression, the picture is masked.
Web browser--eww in Emacs