It is often useful to have “parametrized hot list entries” i.e., hotlist entries that are “templates” for the actual URL. The user provides values for the parametrized portions of the URL e.g. the date. See See URL Templates, for details on the URL templates that are presently defined.
Fetch a pre-defined resource. Use Emacs completion to obtain a list of available resources. Resources typically prompt for the relevant information before completing the request. Optional interactive prefix arg displays documentation for specified resource. (fn &optional DOCUMENTATION)
Display documentation for a URL template. Use Emacs completion to obtain a list of available resources.
Load URL template resources from specified location. (fn FILE)
Set this to the stock tickers you want to check. Default is the current fab-7!. Tickers is a list of stock symbols sorted in lexical order with duplicates removed when saving as a list of string.
Default Value:
("aapl" "amzn" "goog" "meta" "msft" "nflx" "nvda")