[Emacspeak] Need help chasing down an org issue

[prayner@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Yes I see this also with fairly recent emacs and emacspeak from github and org 9.55. I wonder if one difference might be that
eww-mode isn't available as an interactive command  while, for
example,  org-mode and text-mode are. Running eval-expression (C-M-;)
(eww-mode) fixes the problem. Once I've clambered out from under my
pile of marking I'll take a closer look.
cheers
Peter
T.V Raman via Emacspeak writes:
>I filed this on the emacs-devel list but the org developers cant
>repro, which indicates it might be emacspeak specific.
>However resetting emacspeak-org to older versions still repros the
>problem, if you use org, please see if you can repro and more
>importantly, investigate the root cause.
>
>1. Create an org file with hyperlinks to HTML pages.
>2. with your default browser in emacs set to eww,
>3. Use C-c C-o to open the hyperlink 
>4. After EWW has rendered the hyperlink, check the major mode of the
>   resulting buffer; it should be 'eww -- but with the issue I'm
>   chasing down, it's 'org-mode
>
>
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>
>Thanks,
>
>--Raman(I Search, I Find, I Misplace, I Research)
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>Thanks,
>
>--Raman(I Search, I Find, I Misplace, I Research)
>♉ Id: kg:/m/0285kf1  🦮
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