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According to the hyperref documentation, breaklinks 'is intended for internal use' and 'automatically set according to the driver features' – which, however, doesn't tell us whether it's automatically turned on or off. There are multiple examples of it being recommended on StackExchange and elsewhere: it seems these are mostly looking for better URL breaking, as the xurl package provides. Is there any reason to enable it manually?

I have tried the following MWE in pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, and LuaLaTeX, and cannot find any differences with or without the option enabled:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

% hypersetup{breaklinks=true} % set automatically by hyperref?

% usepackage{xurl} % uncomment for correct output

urlstyle{same}



begin{document}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjshlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfchsalkjcfalnskdjcfhdklnsjcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfadklnsjfchdlnskjfchlnskjfhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkcfjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsjcfhlsadknjcfh}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjs/hlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfc/hsalkjcf-alnskdjcfhdklns/jcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfad/klnsjfchdlnsk-jfchlnskj/fhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkc-fjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsj/cfhlsadknjcfh}



end{document}

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According to the hyperref documentation, breaklinks 'is intended for internal use' and 'automatically set according to the driver features' – which, however, doesn't tell us whether it's automatically turned on or off. There are multiple examples of it being recommended on StackExchange and elsewhere: it seems these are mostly looking for better URL breaking, as the xurl package provides. Is there any reason to enable it manually?

I have tried the following MWE in pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, and LuaLaTeX, and cannot find any differences with or without the option enabled:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

% hypersetup{breaklinks=true} % set automatically by hyperref?

% usepackage{xurl} % uncomment for correct output

urlstyle{same}



begin{document}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjshlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfchsalkjcfalnskdjcfhdklnsjcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfadklnsjfchdlnskjfchlnskjfhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkcfjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsjcfhlsadknjcfh}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjs/hlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfc/hsalkjcf-alnskdjcfhdklns/jcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfad/klnsjfchdlnsk-jfchlnskj/fhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkc-fjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsj/cfhlsadknjcfh}



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According to the hyperref documentation, breaklinks 'is intended for internal use' and 'automatically set according to the driver features' – which, however, doesn't tell us whether it's automatically turned on or off. There are multiple examples of it being recommended on StackExchange and elsewhere: it seems these are mostly looking for better URL breaking, as the xurl package provides. Is there any reason to enable it manually?

I have tried the following MWE in pdfLaTeX, XeLaTeX, and LuaLaTeX, and cannot find any differences with or without the option enabled:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

% hypersetup{breaklinks=true} % set automatically by hyperref?

% usepackage{xurl} % uncomment for correct output

urlstyle{same}



begin{document}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjshlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfchsalkjcfalnskdjcfhdklnsjcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfadklnsjfchdlnskjfchlnskjfhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkcfjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsjcfhlsadknjcfh}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjs/hlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfc/hsalkjcf-alnskdjcfhdklns/jcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfad/klnsjfchdlnsk-jfchlnskj/fhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkc-fjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsj/cfhlsadknjcfh}



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documentclass{article}

usepackage{hyperref}

% hypersetup{breaklinks=true} % set automatically by hyperref?

% usepackage{xurl} % uncomment for correct output

urlstyle{same}



begin{document}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjshlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfchsalkjcfalnskdjcfhdklnsjcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfadklnsjfchdlnskjfchlnskjfhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkcfjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsjcfhlsadknjcfh}



url{https://ctan.org/jshdlfkjs/hlkdjfhsalkdfjcnlskjfnhlsdkjfnclskjfc/hsalkjcf-alnskdjcfhdklns/jcfhlnsdkjfcalnskfjlnskfjhnslkjdfad/klnsjfchdlnsk-jfchlnskj/fhdlnskfjchsaldknfjchdslcfknjashlkc-fjnslafnksjdhcfaklnsj/cfhlsadknjcfh}



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