Lynx correctly displays the title tag on `<link rel="alternate" ...>` meta elements.
If the element does not contain a title, Lynx just displays "alternate". This makes browsing some sites a bit confusing. See https://mobile.twitter.com/edent/status/1332994189408301057/photo/1 Would it be possible to display the content of the hreflang if there's no title? That way, the user will see the language code, which I think is more helpful than just a long list of "alternate". This could also be extended to things like `link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml"`` which could proactively tell the user that the link is to Atom, RSS, or whatever. I know that websites should use the title attribute. But, given that they don't, I think this would make browsing with Lynx a little bit better. I'm not familiar enough with C to make the changes to this. Is #403 in HTMLGen.c the right place to be looking? Thanks! _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
