Re: [Lynx-dev] a solution for this problem?

[Karen Lewellen]

On second thought I dug up an old post in the thread to check.
what comes after the colon is
 ecromclick.verizonwireless.com/omclick.document/?  and a lot of odd 
characters.
Google as I said states badly formed address.  Not to be confused with bad 
HTML no form has been defined.
as for finding another email address,
I recall asking before.
My professional needs for research and high level document work  means a 
an address with a web interface that works in lynx.  The interface 
automatically tries to convert files to .html, which google does,
lets me  save files otherwise, and displays in .html, something apparently 
alpine now has issues with, there is a current thread about it on the 
alpine  discussion list.

Personally, with my fully owning dreamhost may not be the best example, 
Imap and Alpine  absolutely terrify me, it freezes, shuts down when I am 
writing an email, does not display attachments, etc.
I may feel differently about imap once I get to test it, via shellworld, 
using pine, for the lost gmail account I currently have on forward.
However, my preference is outlined above, and if there is an idea I will 
investigate the door.
Karen


On Thu, 19 Jan 2023, Karen Lewellen wrote:

> It is unlikely I can test this now.
> The terms of service were time sensitive, so we found a different way to 
> address the issue.
> Can you  expand on  what you felt I might find?
> Intend raising the problem with Verizon's  accessibility team.
> Kare
>
>
>
> On Thu, 19 Jan 2023, Luke at Shellworld Support wrote:
>
> > >  In fact, the  error, badly formed address,
> > >  Is  one I have not encountered before.
> >
> >  I have. It can mean a few things if I recall correctly. If, instead of
> >  enter, you press "E" on that link (that is, a capital E), then the home
> >  key or Ctrl+A, it will put you at the start of whatever link it is trying
> >  to take you to, in an edit field. What do you see as the part of the link
> >  before the colon?
> >
> >  Luke