First, thank you so much for supporting gopher for all these years and
for maintaining the browser that I've been using since 1990-something.
I browse a number of gopher sites, but a lot of the people who were once
there are now using the gemini protocol (see
https://gemini.circumlunar.space/ for
I have Lynx 2.9.0dev.5.
I would like to know what can affect a situation that Lynx does bookmarks
but I cannot remove bookmarks with r?
I can create new, but not delete old.
Windows 7 machine.
Riku
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it might show the answer in a trace file if you use that option on start up
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> On Sep 21, 2020, at 08:34, Riku Virtanen wrote:
>
> I have Lynx 2.9.0dev.5.
> I would like to know what can affect a situation that Lynx does bookmarks but
> I cannot remove bookmarks with r?
> I
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.
On 9/21/2020 12:10 PM, Stefan Caunter wrote:
i
I never do this, but I just tried it, and lynx removes the
wrong bookmark. This is probably because I use my principal bookmarks
file as my default start page and edit it with emacs so I have lots of
non-standard entries: plain text, multiple-line entries, multiple
lists, etc.
You
Well, it seemed the later in the bookmarks file, the more entries it were
off by. So since I am in Linux, I just edit with NANO, go to the beginning
of a line and delete.
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I've had that happen if the bookmark entry spans multiple lines. I lost
several valuable bookmarks back in the 90s before I figured this out. :)
Of course, these days, those 90s bookmarks wouldn't even exist probably,
but at the time, ...
On 9/21/2020 2:54 PM, russellb...@gmail.com wrote:
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, i
