Thomas Dickey dixit:
>the string that lynx uses to identify itself. The user-agent string is
>generated in the options menu when it's empty. I'd only look for the
>beginning of the string, e.g., "Lynx/2.8.6dev.6". The second part doesn't
cvsweb.cgi uses a match of '^Lynx/' to detect lynx
versions, however the Netscape User Agent recommendation
states that browser strings start with Mozilla/... and
that browser-specifics are to be set later in the string.
Also, Lynx cries if the UA doesn't contain "Lynx" or
"L_y_n_x", so I'd recommend to check for
'(Lynx|L_y_n_x)/'
anywhere in the user agent string.
MirOS for example does prepend a Mozilla/x.y (compatible; ...)
to the standard Lynx user agent string.
bye,
//mirabile
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