* Andrew M. Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [07.10.04 07:01]: > > If you request a URL when online then WWWOFFLE will fetch it for you. > This is all that it does. So if you are using a browser with images > disabled then the browser will not request the image URL and WWWOFFLE > will not get it.
So the proposed strategy (using "w3m" to explore online the contents of the URLs that WWWOFFLE had fetched) would ensure that no further images are fetched while online; and the fetched images can be viewed later - when offline. However, the Opera browser offers 3 choices: - all images; - no images; - cached images only. When using the third option, I was not - and still am not - clear about what additional images (if any) are fetched. After the reply from Dan Jacobson, I have established that Opera does not display all images already fetched by WWWOFFLE when used online with the third option; it will subsequently display these images offline, by switching to "all images". I have always considered this to be the optimal solution - but am willing to be told that I got it wrong. Felix -- Felix Karpfen Public Key 72FDF9DF (DH/DSA)
