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Sent: Tuesday, 25 October 2005 4:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [WSG] Emulating text browser
> Does anyone actually use lynx anymore though
Actually I know someone
Alan Trick wrote:
Does anyone actually use lynx anymore though (except sysadmins who
haven't realises that VMS is not the lastest thing out there)? AFAIK
links, w3m, and other text browsers are far more popular. All these
other browsers preserve table structure.
A quick check to the server of m
I use lynx regularly... and I actually surf with it.
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wsg_alantrik said:
> Does anyone actually use lynx anymore though (except sysadmins who
> haven't realises that VMS is not the lastest thing out
Thank you. That's very helpfull.
Thanks also to everyone who response my question. Gracias
Terrence Wood wrote:
The major gotcha with Operas text view is that it preserves table
(columnar) structure where lynx just runs them all together.
Try a precompiled binary:
http://csant.info/lynx.h
> Does anyone actually use lynx anymore though
Actually I know someone who uses it on a daily basis, due to an
extremely limited network/bandwidth quota at his workplace.
He can't install a second browser (locked down desktop), and he has to
keep IE set up for sites that don't work without graphi
Hi there,
> One of the Technical Guidelines is to use a text browser such as Lynx to
... > But recently I found that the Opera browser has an option to view your
> web in the way a text browser should do ( View/Style/User/Emulate Text
> Browser). Do anyone knows if the Lynx's browser is something
Does anyone actually use lynx anymore though (except sysadmins who
haven't realises that VMS is not the lastest thing out there)? AFAIK
links, w3m, and other text browsers are far more popular. All these
other browsers preserve table structure.
Alan Trick
Terrence Wood wrote:
> The major gotcha w
alejandro poch wrote:
But recently I found that the Opera browser has an option to view
your web in the way a text browser should do (
View/Style/User/Emulate Text Browser). Do anyone knows if the Lynx's
browser is something like this option?
I do have Lynx 2.8.5 running, but I use Opera to si
The major gotcha with Operas text view is that it preserves table
(columnar) structure where lynx just runs them all together.
Try a precompiled binary:
http://csant.info/lynx.htm
or a lynx viewer:
http://www.yellowpipe.com/yis/tools/lynx/lynx_viewer.php
kind regards
Terrence Wood.
alejand
alejandro poch wrote:
> But recently I found that the Opera browser has an option to view your
> web in the way a text browser should do ( View/Style/User/Emulate Text
> Browser). Do anyone knows if the Lynx's browser is something like this
> option?
Uh, something like. Sorta. Well, not maybe tha
Hi there
Following one of the links of the mailing list I found the Webmaster
Guidelines for Google
(http://www.google.com/intl/en/webmasters/guidelines.html).
One of the Technical Guidelines is to use a text browser such as Lynx to
examine your site, because most search engine spiders see y
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