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On 30/03/2010 15:00, Henry Bremridge wrote:
Thanks, but I found it in T'bird. It dawned on me to check the Config Editor. Despite my selections otherwise, rss.show.content-base was set off and rss.show.summary was set on. I've reversed these two and now got ti doing what I want :)On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 01:20:47PM +0100, Julian Hall wrote:Hi All, I've just upgraded Thunderbird to 3.0.3 and now have an annoying issue in the RSS feeds. Previously I set it to automatically download the full article - I only use it atm for BBC News - so I can read the first few lines then skip it if I'm not interested. However following this 'upgrade' all I get now is a single line of text. I have to click the link and open the browser to look at articles to see them in full. This is a major pain in the proverbial because it means for *every* article I want to read I have to click the link, open the browser, read the article, close the browser ad nauseum. Yes I could leave the browser open but why should I have to work around something that has been broken just by 'upgrading'?aptitude install newsbeuter Each time you come to an article it will open in firefox. or elinks (much faster)
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