Lynx seems to provide pop up windows well enough
for certain form input types. 

Perhaps that particular code could be re-used for a javascript
window whose content would be based upon the interpretation of
the script.   I know of several sites who hide links behind a 
javascript when these links would be perfectly accessible if
encoded with HTML. If the lynx/javascript did nothing other
than to provide access to hidden links, it would already be an
invaluable aid.   

David Woolley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>writes:
> It's not really a library; it's at the top of the control structure
> and uses the browsers rendering engine as a library.  It requires 
> a rendering engine that can dynamically reformat the display, popup
> windows and switch focus between two concurrent windows.
> 

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