I've not made time to nail down the full set of contributory conditions, but I noticed an extra linebreak following a link within a table. L.D., Gregy and Pete informed me of problems with a set of framed pages I'm making. They cause me no problems with other browsers, nor Arachnes 1.64 and 1.66 which I'd used for testing, but 1.69 (and I assume back to 1.67) are, ahem, bloody awful. See: http://www.wymondhamleics.free-online.co.uk/album/ (work in progress) Select a link and Arachne 1.67+ zaps back to a corrupted version of the first frame just before the JPEG is rendered. Click the link again and the frame should load OK. BTW, it would be nice if Arachne could access image map data in a second file, which is what is happening here, with the image in the right-hand frame referencing co-ordinates in the left frame. Every version runs out of steam and locks up to varying degrees after following a few messages on the BBs at http://www.iii.co.uk where 25kB+ (not counting images) has to be retreived for even the briefest of messages. When will ’ be rendered as the generally accepted curly right single quote? Most news and information sites use this entity, and Arachne must look quirky to any new user. In any case, Ž should be used for the "capital Z with caron" she's giving us. In the past, Wiz and others have mentioned the common use of • for bullet points, which Arachne serves up as something else. Surely it would be best to implement required and feasible features as they arise? So, we could get JavaScript support for some proportion of the most common events; correct rendering of commonly-found entities like the ones mentioned above. Not the whole lot, but an evolving functionality. Any chance of Clarence's suggestion of an Adobe-style "grabber" for dual-axis page scrolling? I'm getting very used to the new slim toolbar, despite misgivings over the "mouse marathon", and hoping for a mouseover title reveal without realizing it was there all along. I've never liked the cycling thru toolbars, and would like the old "medium" one back, with each assigned to hotkeys. Getting late... Later, Jake -- This mail was written by user of Arachne, the Ultimate Internet Client -- Arachne V1.69, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
