Bruno Haible wrote:
The answer is: When I use it with kchmviewer, it provides fast scrolling
through the (huge) TOC, a search index, and a fast search facility.
Which is not built-in into browsers and is often emulated with slow JavaScript.
Agreed.
It is also viewable in 'okular', but it sho
Maybe a bit off-topic, but I've created a Compressed HTML-file from the
doc/*.texi files. Using this makefile snippet:
TEXI2HTML ?= py -3 f:/ProgramFiler/Python36/Tools/scripts/texi2html.py
gnulib.chm: gnulib.texi
-mkdir output
$(TEXI2HTML) -H gnulib $< output
hhc gnulib.hhp
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