> either a radical redesign or something extraordinarily clever. I think
> it's possible to replace Lynx's internal idea of the page with Javascript
> objects that represent the page. It's a lot of work, but you get almost
They are not really Javascript objects, they are browser object model
objects and there are at least two subtly different object models:
IE and Netscape. (In most, but not all cases, the Netscape object
model will work for IE, but not the other way round.)
Proper support also requires a much greater awareness of frames and
the ability to maintain multiple frames and windows simultaneously.
This is even without any graphics. For IE, it requires the ability
to incrementally restructure the page layout.
