2020/11/21 12:11 ... Tom Masterson:
This is al a good discussion but it does not answer my question. For
some pages I can modify the html and make it readable, however there a
number of sites out in the wild that use the ... to show
coding. I would like to be able to read that code without
2020/09/21 13:50 ... Travis Siegel:
Is your bookmarks file in the root dire ctory? I find that windows
really doesn't like users using files that are in the root of a drive.
If it's in a subdirectory, then obviously this isn't the problem, but
figured I'd mention it, just in case.
Actually,
2020/08/07 20:03 ... Thorsten Glaser:
Using (char *)-1 can cause traps on some platforms, or
the compiler to replace the entire codepath (including
backwards!) with nōnsense.
And if the platform is x86, what of long and short pointers? Or do all
the C-compilers use only the longest?
If
2020/08/08 17:43 ... Steffen Nurpmeso:
Being all in favour of
keeping UTC aligned with the sun, whatever this means.
I suspect that it is time to detach the physical second, that physicists
use, from the second that is one 86400th of a day, and find a definition
of "day" that depends on our
2020/06/30 10:31 ... David Woolley:
Are you sure that the browser is given free reign? I thought the HTML5
principle is that every browser should produce the same output
regardless of whether the document was syntactically valid, and that is
why they define error cases in such detail.
I
2020/06/28 13:34 ... Thomas Dickey:
but in the meantime, the html5 crowd declared that iso-8859-1 is
identical to cp1252
I, too, think the crowd crazie, for other reasons besides: when I heard
of this crowd I glanced at the website, and found great effort exerted
on the meaning of strings
2020/06/29 14:43 ... Mouse:
I hav seen that, and , in Microsoft HTML from Word.
That means little. Just because a Microsoft program generates
something does not mean it's compatible with non-Microsoft software,
and sometimes does not even mean it's compatible with other Microsoft
software, and
2020/06/28 18:28 ... David Woolley:
but if they are sending over the wire, rather than the a byte
containing the value 151, the contents encoding wouldn't matter, as
entities are interpreted in Unicode,
What do you mean? The actual Unicode number is U+2014, or 8212, and
is simply cp1252 in
2020/04/20 02:41 ... s...@stof999.ch:
it would be greath to have a shortcut for copying the URL of the file
currently viewing INTO clipboard.
Well, one can assign a key to "TO_CLIPBOARD". I assign "S" to it.
See the key-map, at first assigned to "k".
2019/11/15 18:26 ... Larry Hynes via Lynx-dev:
If you can set the WWW_HOME environment variable, lynx will use that as
the startfile.
I use this method, although I have complete control of my "lynx.cfg".
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2019/11/15 12:03 ... dan d.:
Google made a server side change to affect chrome behavior on wed., It was a
mess. Wasn't that about the time the lynx behavior changed?
-- Google Chrome experiment crashes browser tabs, impacts companies worldwide
2019/09/02 16:43 ... Karen Lewellen:
everything from the poor quality of image and sound
O yeah: I see, but in some of those pictures, I can only guess that the
intended thing is actually shown, and first attempt often fails.
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2019/08/31 16:31 ... Karen Lewellen:
Links, the chain and elinks can be low graphics browsers that match one
fundamental level of compliance, that *everything* works with the keyboard.
O, I love that. I wish I could forgo the mouse for everything but
drawing. My showlder always grows sore.
2018/10/29 04:07 ... Bela Lubkin:
# "vt100" -- correct messed up tab stops on VT100 / ANSI terminals
I hav long believed that the right thing is to make no assumptions about
tab stops.
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2019/06/03 22:58 ... Tim Chase:
The quality of the output depends largely on how the PDF was created,
so I have some mostly-pure-text PDFs where it works great; and I have
some PDFs that are full of graphics and poorly laid-out that are next
to useless when piped through pdftotext. YMMV.
And
2019/04/17 10:31 ... Jude DaShiell:
Mozilla is finally correcting an error with web pages that prompt multiple
times for visitors to log in. What mozilla is doing is allowing a maximum
of two login prompts then suppressing any further login prompts from web
pages. Does lynx already handle this
2018/11/11 14:26 ... Rory Mason:
Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 16.04. I am trying to use the search engine
Ramblr, and whenever I try to open a web page on it, I have to use
another browser. I don't seem to be able to open web pages using this
terminal based browser. Is it possible to use
2018/10/28 06:41 ... Thomas Dickey:
Lynx puts blanks at the beginning of each line (except headers, etc)
as part of its built-in style.
And I was glad when you implemented "NO_MARGINS"-"-nomargins". To me it
always seemed backwards that the bulk of the text was indented and the
headers were
2018/10/29 03:23 ... Riku Virtanen:
now I noticed whole error:
Alert: unable to create secure connection to remote host.
Have I, i.e. compiled Lynx with wrong settings etc?
Are your certificates up to date?
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2018/09/21 11:50 ... Karen Lewellen:
Why would I want The New Yorker to limit my reading?
It is not hard for me to imagine that the New Yorker would want to limit it.
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2018/09/21 06:15 ... David Woolley:
Remember, though, that news sites are not there to provide news. They
are there to make money.
It is quite a contrast from the founding of most newspapers. For most of
the founders making money was a necessary evil. Daniel Defoe and
Jonathan Swift had
2018/09/02 08:48 ... russellb...@gmail.com:
lynx renders 3c8 & 3a8, psi & Psi, as q & Q - q?
Well, the right prong chopped off, the rest of psi looks slightly like
"q", no?
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2018/07/24 04:14 ... David Woolley:
In particular, having a non-HTTPS site will result in appearing a long
way down the Google search results.
I try'd that with a Google-search for something local to me, "toledo
lucas public library" and did not see that effect, but saw something
doubtless
2018/05/28 04:57 ... Thorsten Glaser:
Now the codepage 1252 is a superset of latin1. latin1
leaves 0x80‥0x9F for C1 control characters (and latin1
is exactly the first 256 codepoints of Unicode), while
cp1252 assigns stuff like € and “” inside that block.
I suppose the following is
2018/05/22 04:19 ... David Woolley:
It appears to be a policy pushed by Google, and it looks as though http
sites will lose their position in Google's search results.
If you impose a no https policy on the internet, you will find that you
can only access sites that don't know or care about
2018/04/11 21:27 ... Jude DaShiell:
What would be really neat if it happened is if Tim Burnersley went and
did a class action suit
Burnersley? How about Berners-Lee?
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2018/03/29 08:53 ... clr.g...@use.startmail.com:
I forgot to say that I tried to install the 2.8.8 rel.1 version from the win32
installer I found here :http://invisible-island.net/lynx/
but when I start Lynx, I have a stealthy message : "Alert!: Unable to connect to
remote host." and the
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