On Thu, Jul 19, 2001 at 10:05:35PM +0200, Alexander Skwar wrote:
> So sprach »Thomas Dickey« am 2001-07-19 19.07.2001 um 16:01:22 -0400 :
> > cookies, multiple character-set support are the ones listed on w3m's webpage.
>
> Hmm - how often do you get HTML mails that "feature" cookies? :) And
other than spam - probably none. (I get a lot of email, and if I don't
recognize the sender, I'm likely to open it up & see if it's a bug report,
since I do get a few that way)
> about "multiple character-set support" - what's that? I can read
> German and English pages fine. That's all the languages I speak.
I end up browsing a lot of pages because I'm trying to glean bug reports
that people don't bother reporting directly (and if I find something that's
questionable on a page with a useful mailto, I'll email the people - so
it does help to have something like that.
> But yes, cookies aren't that extremely well supported, that's right.
> Anyhow, for textmode *browsing* (not paging!) I use links, because of
> the awesome tables/frames/background download support. Could you please
> point me to a page that fails with links?
I don't keep track (but I'll keep mutt-users in mind the next time I go
browsing and break one or the other of w3m/links).
> Oh - another shortcoming of w3m (IIRC) - page redirects with <meta> tags
> also doesn't seem to work that well.
>
> Alexander Skwar
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