> > Actually, that's how many of the commercial on-line web browsers for > PalmOS do it.
Yes, that's right. Oh man, I've been to stubborn to figure this out by myself :-( A week ago I was studying AvantGo's traffic with a http debugging program to figure out exactly what you wrote. ;-) > I know definitely that Handspring's Blazer does. You must > use a special proxy that converts the web pages into a format usable on > the small 160x160 screen. And Avantgo also routes _all_ traffic through > its own servers, which is quite stupid technically, since it still is > normal html. But this is they way they do it, so they can charge the > content-providers based on actual traffic. And it's why some content > providers terminated their agreements with Avantgo (namely the German > heise Verlag, makers of c't and iX magazines). Well, that Heise.de wasn't available on AvantGo was the best good reason to change. I first went to WebToGo, a german company, which is doing the proxy server stuff for free(!) and I've been quite happy for some time. But when I found Plucker I knew I could stop using AvantGo and WebToGo. Greetings, Stephen D. Leedle A.K.A. Verlorene Seele _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
