On 2003/02/24 15:39:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> --- Taras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >I've been in the search for a good online browser
> > for the PalmOS (especially with OS5 & my TT).  There
> > are none out there at the moment that can handle
> > tables, or even go hi-res very well.  Wouldn't it
> > take just a little tweaking to build plucker with
> > that 
> > >
> 
> I can understand the problems with turning Plucker
> into a browser.  OTOH, I don't see websites creating
> Plucker versions either.  Perhaps another way to go
> would be to provide a Mozilla/Netscape/IE plugin which
> would Pluck the page that one is on (using the batch
> Plucker).

That wouldn't help with on-line browsing from the Palm... About
the only thing I can think of is to set up your own proxy server
that fetches the pages, plucker-izes it, and sends it to the
Palm.

This would require changes to the viewer (or maybe a different
viewer) that would:

- let you type in an address and send the request to the proxy
  server
- receive the response from the proxy, save it as a plucker
  document
- do its normal thing
- when the user clicks on an external link, ask the proxy server
  to fetch it

Another, probably better, thought is adding an "external url"
handler hook to the viewer. When the user clicks on an external
url, invoke the handler.

The on-line browsing handler could ask the proxy server for the
document, save it, then invoke the viewer on the document.

Don't know how performance would be, though...

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