Joe Corneli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Nero is a fast text-based web browser that runs under emacs. It is > much faster than emacs/w3 and it is also faster than emacs/w3m. > In fact, it might be the fastest web browser I've ever used. > > No effort has been made to make the browser fully functional! Future > releases of the browser will have more features, but I don't > anticipate it ever having anything close to the full functionality of > Lynx (which it uses to do display). > > However, it has two indispensible features that I've already > mentioned: it runs inside Emacs and it is fast! > > BTW, in case you were wondering about the name (which is of course > entirely subject to change) -- this program is inspired by the > Mozilla-based browser "conkeror" and "Nero" is short for "conqueriNg > hERO".
I like this. I've been waiting for a nice simple browser in Emacs LISP for ages. There is an immediate problem with the code you posted though. When I do nero-browse-url it gets the url but doesn't switch to nero mode. I had to switch to nero-mode manually. The main thing about this seems to be some markup about how links and things work. This is interesting because it means that lynx -dump is not really necessary, the markup could be generated by XSLT for example, or links -dump. What do you think about pluggable renderers? Nic Ferrier _______________________________________________ Gnu-emacs-sources mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-emacs-sources
