Here's a new version of nero.el that I *know* you've all been waiting
for.
Link to development version is as in last posting.
* Comparison with previous release:
** Added elvi (you can search wikipedia, etc.)
** optional decoding of some unicode strings
** preview html found i
spend "living
in emacs".
I've added capabilities for doing searches using various services to
the development version,
http://www.ma.utexas.edu/~jcorneli/a/elisp/nero.el
Please feel free to check it out!
I don't know about actually dealing with forms. Maybe there is a way,
bu
Joe Corneli writes:
Joe> Nero is a fast text-based web browser that runs under emacs. It is
Joe> much faster than emacs/w3 and it is also faster than emacs/w3m.
Joe> In fact, it might be the fastest web browser I've ever used.
I like this a lot.. Nice work Joe. How difficult wo
o do next. But you can mess
around with that and see if you can find something even faster or
better or whatever.
What do you think about pluggable renderers?
I'm in favor of pretty much anything pluggable.
;;; nero.el --- a fast Lynx-based browser for Emacs
;; Copyright (C) 2
Joe Corneli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Nero is a fast text-based web browser that runs under emacs. It is
> much faster than emacs/w3 and it is also faster than emacs/w3m.
> In fact, it might be the fastest web browser I've ever used.
>
> No effort has been made to make the browser fully funct
the name (which is of course
entirely subject to change) -- this program is inspired by the
Mozilla-based browser "conkeror" and "Nero" is short for "conqueriNg
hERO".
;;; nero.el --- a fast Lynx-based browser for Emacs
;; Copyright (C) 2005 Joe Corneli <[EMAIL P
