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From: Matto Fransen <matto@tradesystem.nl>
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Subject: Re: Build up of many eww buffers
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2023 14:52:52 +0200
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Hi Manuel,

sorry, was a few days offline

On 21 April 2023 13:26 Manuel Giraud, wrote:
>
>> - Is there a way to prevent the build-up of those buffers?
>
> You'd have to look for how eww is called here because by default "M-x
> eww" is re-using *eww*

this is a part from the code:

    (pop-to-buffer (generate-new-buffer "*eww*"))
    (eww-mode)
    (eww url-to-open)
  
>> - Is there a way to quickly close all of the eww-buffers?
>
> There is "M-x eww-list-buffers" where you could "C-k" those buffers.

Cool :)
Will try this out!

>> - Should I change my workflow?
>
> … or modify Emacs: nobody has definitive answer to this question yet ;-)

He he :)

Thanks a lot,

Matto