> > I also am very much opposed to allowing the Visited Page posting (writing
> > to disk) privileges.
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> NO NO NO!!!. Please DO allow writing the Visited Page to disk!
Not the Visited Page itself, the _style_ of the Visited Page to _.lynxrc_.
I am saying only the form-based Options Menu should be allowed to use the
post function to write to .lynxrc.
> No one but the USER knows WHY he/she would want to
> keep that "documentation of what I did in this run of lynx"
According to the users needs, the Visited Links Page could be P)rinted,
D)ownloaded, A)saved to a bookmark page, or do an E)xternal, AND all
of the countless operations that could be done with those actions.
> lynx started out (I think) as a unix tool, or at least under
> the unix philosophy of producing tools that let the user
> do whatever he/she WANTS to do.
A multi-user system must police the individual user. Just can't rely
on _everyone_ being a good citizen.
> My opinion: let ANY lynx-page be written to disk!
My answer: use P)rint or D)ownload, or even E)dit if that is convenient.
__Henry
