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How to associate markdown files with a web browser?

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Out of GUI-based software like ReText or Formiko, and using just a _command-line tool_ like pandoc, is it possible to open markdown files (MIME type association) as an HTML file in a web browser, without any browser-addon too? Notice that the original markdown file may include links to images or any kind of resources. Therefore, this process should be on-fly (stdout?), without saving the output HTML file to somewhere else like /tmp/ directory. And how can such a command be included in a .desktop file?
Asked by Anas R. (161 rep)
Mar 4, 2021, 03:06 PM
Last activity: Mar 21, 2021, 11:19 AM