Guys, while I like BROWSER, don't think it has anything to do with Windows! Windows is not Unix; doesn't have PAGER or EDITOR either; and, in general, use of envars is an abomination under Windows. The old webbrowser.py uses the Windows-specific os.startfile(url) because that's the *right* way to do it on Windows, wizard or not. And you would have to be a Windows wizard to succeed in launching a browser under Windows in any other way anyway. You may as well try to sell the notion that, on Unix, Python should maintain a dict mapping file extensions to the user's preferred ways of opening such files <0.9 wink>.
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