Hello Kalyan, Thanks for your post.
Firstly, The New York Times website can be improved and I hope it will do; the 4 columns layout relies on tables instead of CSS, there are plenty of links which are not really grouped. The headers are missing, etc... On another hand, this website provides a rss news feed which can be a kind of direct and clean bridge towards the articles. This is not obvious, but Emacspeak or the web browser must linearize the tables to avoid to listen the first line of the first column then the first line of the second column and so on. So to come back to w3m and the cursor. Yes, when the cursor jumps to the next link, the full url is written at the bottom of the screen, and so unfortunately the url is said. This behavior can be changed using the w3m customize group: M-x customize-group w3m RETURN The concerned field is 'W3m After Cursor Move Hook'. This indicates the functions which are called once the cursor is moved. In deleting the second line (w3m-print-this-url), the url will no more be displayed at the bottom line when we tab from link to link. This will be added to our w3m configuration in the next release. Yasr means Yet Another Screen Reader, (only one s), it can be found at sourceforge.net; sorry to insist <smile> under Debian and derived, we just type: apt-get install yasr Cheers, Gilles -- Oralux http://oralux.org _______________________________________________ Oralux mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freearchive.org/mailman/listinfo/oralux
