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How can I stop Emacs from starting a browser when I save a file in HTML mode?

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How can I stop Emacs 24.2 from starting a browser when I save a file in HTML mode?

Just upgraded my Archlinux installation. Now every time I save an html file I get a new instance of Konquerer.

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Samuel Danielson Avatar asked Mar 18 '13 22:03

Samuel Danielson

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It's probably html-autoview-mode (a minor mode). Turn it off with M-x html-autoview-mode.

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Simeon Avatar answered Oct 04 '22 20:10

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