ouch ouch ouch. Guilty on all counts. In my defence, it's a 2min script to show someone how they could put together something to view their pods in html.

It all works fine on my system because nobody else uses it. I'll patch it in a few hours to set a better example.

As for the konqueror dependency, there's no good way to pick up someones browser of choice, since each distribution has a different way of nominating the default browser.

I might even have a go at patching perldoc to do this properly (tm)

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In reply to Re: Re: Display Pod in your web browser by jepri
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