> I got Arachne working, somewhat.
> It's good as long as you don't try to do anything risky like searching
Google.
> Then it locks up trying to verify images.
> It wasn't updated in over 6 years (correct me if I'm wrong) and the web
> apparently just changed too much for it since.
> Was great in its day which was over 10 years ago.
> This Links2 browser reminds me a lot of Lynx which I used very heavily
> when I had a Unix (actually Sun Solaris) shell account back in the '90s.
> The internet seemed like it was a lot more fun back then in some ways.
> It was free-er.
> Steve
> On 2019-08-29 20:19, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> > Speaking personally, I could never get arachne to work at all.
> > If you try this compile and learn if cookies are supported I would
> > appreciate learning as much.
> > Karen
I never downloaded the latest Arachne because I figured I wouldn't be able to
use it.
I still haven't really tried to access the internet on present computer from
DOS, including FreeDOS.
I was never able to get Arachne to dependably download a file to where I could
access it.
Since Glenn McCorkle's last release of Arachne, it seems the WWW has run away
faster than Arachne could keep up, hence no further activity.
Tom
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