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Thanks, that was a side effect of my previous fix in c4e7f5879801766033b170b8ce10cca80367be5f. That fix did not work in the presence of -X. Should be fixed now in 867b988077051b72810a4783dc2ba2d8852eaecc.

Yeah, sorry, my testing was insufficient. It should really be fixed in 1c8263695264015565d339498efddf5da944e4cf.

Ugh. I'm afraid we may find several more of these corner cases, since less was designed with the assumption that it would be using the full screen. Anyway, these last...

Given the history and potential disruption of changing the behavior of the very commonly used G command, I'm inclined to leave things as they stand. The user can use ESC-G...

This seems like a pretty big change for a rather niche feature. Couldn't you just temporary turn off -R if you want to search for text in an OSC8 sequence?

Can someone clarify something for me? I thought the idea of OSC-8 links was that the terminal handles them. You click on them or something to navigate to the link....

@sdaoden, I apologize for my lack of responsiveness to this issue. I have been studying your changes and I have one question. Can you explain the purpose of searching for...

@sdaoden Thanks very much for the detailed explanation. When you refer to the "year-long unmaintained document" I assume you're talking about https://gist.github.com/egmontkob/eb114294efbcd5adb1944c9f3cb5feda. Is there any kind of formal RFC that...

Thanks, your code has been very useful for reference, although I've done the implementation somewhat differently. I have implemented your ^O^N, ^O^P and ^O^O commands. The ^O^O command does open...

@sdaoden thanks for your comments. Regarding LESS_OSC8_xxx, my thinking is someone might want to change, for example, their browser (which opens https: links), or their file viewer (which opens file:...