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Whitespace in link URLs confuses markdown--browse-url · Issue #514 · jrblevin/markdown-mode · GitHub

To keep line lengths within a fixed limit (e.g., 80 characters), it is occasionally useful to insert a \n after the ]( when linking to a long URL. This whitespace is stripped out by many markdown processors (notably: GitHub), so it does not affect how the markdown is rendered to HTML.

Unfortunately, this extra newline causes markdown-mode to behave erroneously when the link is clicked.

1. With the following text in a Markdown buffer,

[Works](http://example.com)
[Broken](
http://example.com)

1. …click the links "Works" and "Broken".

Clicking on either "Works" or "Broken" will cause one's web browser to open http://example.com

The "Works" link behaves as expected, but the "Broken" link causes emacs to find a file named example.com in a non-existent directory; M-x make-directory causes a directory named \nhttp: to be created (yes: directory name starts with a newline character AFAICT; this causes all manner of strange behaviour from emacs, Finder, ls, etc.)

• Markdown Mode: From MELPA, version 2.5-dev
• Emacs: 26.3 (Build 18D109)
• OS: macOS Mojave 10.14.6

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