I'm trying out the latest version of arachne on a 486 under DOS
and with no mouse, so I use TAB to step down through the links.
After I've stepped through a heap of links on a page and
selected one by hitting RETURN, I often want to go later back
to that page and select the next or a later link. But I find that
when I go back a page by hitting ctrl-LEFTARROW the screen has
forgotten the link I'd been at and I have to step down
through them all over again just to get back to where I was. Is
there an option to fix this? It is really annoying.
Also, when I use / to do a search on a page, it finds the
desired text and highlights it but fails to position the
cursor at the nearest link. So I still have to step down
through all the links using TAB. Is there a way to have the
link selected, not just text highlighted?
When a new page is displayed, the cursor seems to be sitting
around the middle of the screen, but is not on any link (or
maybe it's on the last one, it just doesn't show it). It
seems to me that a more useful behavior would be to have it
predictably positioned at the first link on the page, like
lynx does.
