From: hammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That's precisely the point, Boanne - in all those "graphical" browsers
> this just turns off the pixel *presentation* of all sorts of inserts
> but still does not avoid downloading all those tagged files of
> wallpapers and other highly relevant "information". (Test: dorwnload
> some URLs with "images turned off", cut the line, run those pages from
> the cache with "images on": and they are all there.)
This does not seem to be the case with Opera. If you load a page
iwth images turned "off" it is far faster. Then if you suddenly turn
image loading "on" you have to sit there waiting while they download.
I do understand, that Opera isn't an option for those using DOS.
I've used Nettamer and Lynx myself many many times.
But if you're under Windows of some sort, Opera might be to your
liking.
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