On the matter of browsers for DOS, Lynx, which I am using now, supports https and has done so for 10+ years. What is not available in any DOS browser is javascript. Much of javascript in web pages is to load and reload advertising, which I don't miss at all. However, the (action) in many html forms nowadays is not a remote URL but a local javascript, that checks and reformats the data before submitting it to the remote. This is where I really miss javascript support. JAS
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