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[Lynx-dev] content-type viewing
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Walter Ian Kaye |
Subject: |
[Lynx-dev] content-type viewing |
Date: |
Fri, 12 Mar 2004 18:54:30 -0800 |
[my first post to new list; had to use web site to confirm sub]
[third attempt to post here; now eliminating 'non' from gnu]
Is there some way to increase the repertoire of content-types that
Lynx will display via HTTP? Currently, I have to save a file to disk
in order to view it, which is a time-wasting hassle.
JavaScript files and certain charsets are what Lynx refuses to
display via http, yet displays perfectly fine if I 1)view source
2)print to file 3)open file.
What's the answer?
thanks,
-Walter
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Walter Ian Kaye, San Francisco, CA | Macintosh Scripter, Web Developer,
http://www.natural-innovations.com/ | Inventor, Guitarist, Songwriter,
| Actor, and Whole Grain Baker
(()) ascii ribbon campaign:
XX just say no to HTML/RTF in email and usenet
//\\ and no to Web sites that do not fully support Lynx
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