Links: * Renders frames. This is both a plus and minus. To see framed sites (such as slashdot) you need a wide xterm, otherwise the 'meat' is very squashed in the middle. * Displays as loading. This is a feature I like in lynx but is missing in w3m. This is somewhat negated by its frame formatting * Sensible traversal and keystrokes. The link traversal (with the down key) is done on the screen image, which makes it faster. * Download in background! Very nice indeed. Select a download link and you have the option of continuing browsing. * Text selection with mouse: I needed to use the shift key. All in all, very impressive. The real issue for me is whether the support for frames is worth the hassle of wider xterms. Jamie -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://slug.org.au/lists/listinfo/slug
