Thomas Dickey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > oh. but what I was asking was whether anyone had looked to see if the > problem is that it uses JavaScript, or whether there's simply a bug in > lynx. A copy of the relevant page would help answer that question.
text-browsers don't get JS "enhanced" pages, but the HTML contains elements like: <a title="Hide folder tree" href="/mail2/~19388e2946209cc17b4e2/?MLS=MB-@0;SMB-MF-TP=0;SMB-MF-SF=4_1;SMB-CF=96351;MSignal=MB-ShowFolderTree@0,0">[-]</a> then i think there was an issue with the commenting. i just checked superficially: the site seems to work from w3m, so it's not that text-browsers don't work per se. i remember issues like: lynx can't upload files; can't submit emails in lynx with: "file [to upload] not found" etc. this last one was the one that bit me: the submits didn't work, neither did the notepad. fastmail.fm is built from open-source stuff only, and they do intricate trickery like mad men on the steam engine. could the original poster supply some more information, perhaps? clemens ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
