Walter Ian Kaye dixit:
At 09:53p + 01/30/2005, Thorsten Glaser didst inscribe upon an electronic
papyrus:
Uah, I like it but it's just too long.
I suggest to skip the date. Besides, AM/PM is as dead
as imperial units.
Screw xhtml. g I'm sticking with HTML, just like I stick with Lynx. :-)
Yes, but XHTML helps Lynx to display stuff too because
it's well-formed XML = all tags are closed = no guess game.
On the wonderfully graphic Mac OS X, I set up Lynx as my default browser. :D
Nice.
And it's the only browser I know which supports
* textfields-need-activation
Qu'est-ce que c'est?
Je ne parle pa français. I assume you want to RTFM?
* partial displaying with a threshold of 1
?
Each TCP segment which comes in, delivering a handful
of HTML source to lynx, causes it to display another
partial line of the page you're viewing, or so.
Nice if you switch it on, if you ask me ;)
* a source view starting where in the rendered form
of the page you're in right now
Eh? Is that a special setting? My Lynx always goes to the top of the page.
Yesterday I noticed that it doesn't work correctly
in an 113x42 xterm, only in the 80x24 console. In
the larger xterm, it's offset (but flips back correctly
if I go to the (incorrect) position it set me when
switching to source).
OmniWeb has something similar -- click a tiny box in a corner of the text
field
and up pops an editor window.
Never heard of that one ;)
And not one of these features I miss does a
graphical browser give me.
P...r...0...n. LOL
Nah:
- Lynx spawns xloadimage when needed
- d save mplayer enter
- ASCII pr0n ;)
bye,
//mirabile___
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