Ghislain Vieilledent reminds us of a useful Website for Emacs documentation:
RT @ctietze@mastodon.socialhttps://t.co/ZPYqv8Kge9
I was looking up font parameters for #Emacs and found https://t.co/ONGPmG8h9T
It claims to be “The modern documentation website Emacs deserves”
And I think they’re right. They nailed it.
Very pleasant to read the (1/2)
— Ghislain Vieilledent (@ghislainv) April 7, 2023
Even though I’m familiar with the site, I’ve never used it. That’s because I have all the documentation that it points to already bookmarked and I just automatically go to the appropriate bookmark when I need one of the manuals.
Still, I can understand how some folks would prefer a single site that links to the most used documentation. The site itself, emacsdocs.org, is easy to remember so you probably wouldn’t even need to bookmark it.
I have a set of cascading Doc menus on my Safari Favorites Bar that holds links to all the documentation that I use even occasionally. One of the submenus is for Emacs that contains links to all the Emacs documentation and cheat sheets. That works well for me but if you want a site with links to the most important Emacs related manuals, take a look at emacsdocs.org.