On Sat, Feb 05, 2005 at 05:15:35AM -0500, Chuck Martin wrote: > On Fri, Feb 04, 2005 at 03:10:46AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [...] > > another vital use for Lynx, which i didn't mention before, > > is to view HTML attachments in e-mails with Mutt. > > I do this, too, and Lynx has the added benefit over most other browsers > and mail programs that handle HTML internally that web bugs don't work.
Oo, how do you do that? I've been trying to set up "vi-keys with lynx" style navigation any pointers please? > > > javascript is annoying > > > and I'm seriously considering starting to complain about those that use > > > it. > > > > good luck: i don't have such time to spare. > > If I do it, I'll write a form letter that I can then customize for each > individual case, which will reduce the amount of time required. If you do this you could try citing relevant legislation eg for the uk: http://www.disability.gov.uk/dda/ Although most UK goverment sites only accept feedback via forms that don't work without Javascript! > > i really don't follow you here: how can you use Screen to sub for tabs ? > > Put something like this in your lynx.cfg: > > EXTERNAL:http:screen lynx %s:TRUE > > Then when you want to follow a link in another "tab", just press ".", > and the page will be loaded in a separate window. Changing tabs is > as simple as pressing ^A followed by a single digit I do something similar. Is it possible to to bind a key in screen to cycle through just the lynx instances? eg binding a key to exec a script that calls "screen -X select $NEXT_LYNX_INSTANCE" ? It's passing around and updating the list of windows with Lynx I'm stuck on. I've considered screen escape sequences or environment variables, or parsing a tempfile. And more ambitiously would it be possible to have a script update a jumps file of lynxexec links to "screen -X " commands emulating a "goto tab" page? Also while I'm here - some wishlist items :) - - Can you get a persisent history some how? I've tried using the syslog feature, and specifying a place to save lynx's tempfiles and getting a script to process that. Neither were satisfactory. - the ability to pipe a page through a filter and have the result returned to the same lynx instance. Not only would this allow for some interesting tweeks/mungings (eg removing unwanted content in know format pages, table layout etc) but it could also provide for a more general script hook. I've tried workarounds using EXTERN to invoke wgetting scripts etc but this would be more elegant. cheers H. _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list Lynx-dev@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
