Hello Charles.

12 Mar 03 19:06, you wrote to me:

 CA>>> Meanwhile I'm having some fun with the LINKS browser here.
 CA>>> :-)

 BS>> It's my best shoot of a good text based browser, lynx
 BS>> doesn't support frames and tables..

 CA> I used LYNX for years and it certainly is configurable and has
 CA> lots of 'goodies' you can use when necessary. The need for much
 CA> of this is no longer out there as it once was, we are more
 CA> 'standardized' now.

Well i'm to lazy, i'm using links or mozilla. Mozilla is a quite nice
browser.. but on linux/unix you don't have alternatives if you want to use
a graphical browser.

Opera is good, but it's adware, and i don't like that.

 BS>> It's quite annoying, because the most of the Internet pages
 BS>> today uses tables.

 CA> As one who does HTML and even manages to get paid for it (once
 CA> in awhile) I can only say it's the only way to keep things from
 CA> sliding all over the screen.

There is your right. But it's unable to browse the net without tables/frames.

Bo

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