In a recent note, Ian Collier said: > Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 12:45:53 +0100 > > Actually, I'll tell you what would be useful in Lynx - and that's a > keystroke command which submits the current form even when there's > no submit button in it. > > Most likely some idiot will have coded a button which points to > "javascript:document.form.submit();" or a trivial script to verify > the arguments before submitting. Or a menu which submits when changed. > You'd still be able to use these in Lynx if only there were a way to > press the non-existent submit button. > Unfortunately, one consequence of this would likely be that webmasters imprudently relying on client-side verification would observe an unusually high incidence of invalid submitted data from Lynx, and be likely to discriminate even further against Lynx.
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