the current home for lynx is.
lynx.invisible-island.net
As is standard, the dev items are the most updated, clear from dates etc.
I found that by simply googling lynx browser, with Wikipedia indicating it
is the oldest browser still under development.
As for on line banking, something I would not personally risk given
security issues, such is all the more reason that links for DOS should
support cookies. It includes JavaScript after all.
On Thu, 21 Jan 2021, Thomas Mueller wrote:
Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=X-UNKNOWN; format=flowed
Content-Transfer-Encoding: QUOTED-PRINTABLE
I use Lynx, still updated regularly, to order at amazon.com, to reach yahoo=
news, to access on line libraries.
Actually to read loads of news sources.
Still my computer is a tool, not a toy. I do successful google searches=20
for practically anything.
Although links adds JavaScript, its lack of cookies still makes lynx the=
more efficient choice, at least for me.
Cannot speak to visiting 100 year old standard places, Lynx meets my=20
needs several times a day.
Karen
I used Lynx for online ordering long ago, on DR-DOS 7.03, which I used before
FreeDOS.
That Lynx was downloaded from https://www.rahul.net/dkaufman/
In those days, I used that Lynx frequently.
I don't know where to get updates now unless I download and build it myself.
I don't think Lynx would work for online banking, at least not on most online
banking sites.
Tom
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