Aupa: Una forma de navegar por e-mail
Por cierto el capullo (lo conozco personalmente a sí que le puedo llamar capullo con conocimiento de causa) de stallman navega así. http://www4mail.org/ manual http://www4mail.org/pdf/www4manual.pdf www4mail is an open source application, that allows you to navigate off-line and search the whole Internet via electronic mail (e-mail) by using any standard Web browser and a MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Exchange) aware e- mail program. E-mail messages sent to www4mail servers get automatically passed to your e-mail agent when you select (one or more) buttons that link to other Web documents within a requested Web page. There are many options available for user quota statistics, e-mail uuencoding reply, etc. A few of these are described in the www4mail: delivers most types of Web documents (with a variety of HTML tags, (java)scripts, cookies and metatags; handles dynamical contents, frames, etc). Parses HTML (text) and source HTML. Preserves the original layout of the requested Web pages. Retrieves information from FTP sites, USENET news servers: (i.e., ftp://site/path/file and gopher://site/path/file). Supports Web Forms (GET or POST) to conduct Web database searches. (When posting it is also possible to have a URL containing a ? sign). Sends replies as e-mail attachments, or in the body of an e-mail message depending on the type of request (options) sent by the e-mail client through the Web browser. Handles MetaTags. That is, if a web page is re-directed or re-located by the use of a META statement, www4mail automatically warn you about the possible re-location of the information and provided suitable links for the new location at the top of the reply page. Handles FRAMES. When a requested document contains frames, www4mail inserts suitable links to each framed document. Supports user authentication for password-protected Web/FTP sites. Error messages such as password & username required are trapped by www4mail and sent back to the user. Web pages that are entirely dynamic (i.e., created on-the-fly) are also supported. But the page content varies with different browsers. Provides support for text only access for compatibility with the alternative "Agora" and "GetWeb" Web-Mail servers. Serves filtered requests to reduce bandwidth. Transfer of binary data is also supported. Supports MIME, the Internet standard for representing multipart and multimedia data in e-mail. Support uuencode as an alternative to MIME. Allows to retrieve PostScript and PDF versions of HTML pages. Allows to retrieve HTML documents having links for pictures or images. Allows to retrieve multi-lingual versions of HTML pages, where available. Allows encrypted https transactions. Un saludo BasaBuru
