by Shawn D. McPe » Tue, 17 Oct 1995 04:00:00
: What and where are the best web browsers for linux? I define "best"
: with the following criteria:
: 1) Is it free?
: 2) Is it robust?
netscape
- yes
- yes
mosaic
- yes
- yes
several others
- yes
- yes
have a look at your favorite sunsite mirror in
/pub/Linux/system/Network/info-systems (from memory)
by PAT LON » Tue, 17 Oct 1995 04:00:00
What and where are the best web browsers for linux? I define "best"
with the following criteria:
1) Is it free?
2) Is it robust?
Thanks in advance,
Pat Loney
by smcpeek%uiuc... » Tue, 17 Oct 1995 04:00:00
: What and where are the best web browsers for linux? I define "best"
: with the following criteria:
: 1) Is it free?
: 2) Is it robust?
netscape
- yes
- yes
mosaic
- yes
- yes
several others
- yes
- yes
have a look at your favorite sunsite mirror in
/pub/Linux/system/Network/info-systems (from memory)
by smcp.. » Tue, 17 Oct 1995 04:00:00
: What and where are the best web browsers for linux? I define "best"
: with the following criteria:
: 1) Is it free?
: 2) Is it robust?
netscape
- yes
- yes
mosaic
- yes
- yes
several others
- yes
- yes
have a look at your favorite sunsite mirror in
/pub/Linux/system/Network/info-systems (from memory)
1. LINKS-Browser as Frontend for Automation, was: Embedded Linux Web Browsers
Hello,
some weeks ago there was a discussion about Embedded Linux Web Browsers.
I told you, that I would take LINKS
(http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~clock/twibright/links/), but it had a
drawback, that Javascript could not be executed automatically.
There is a option in the latest release (2.1pre10) now, where they fixed
this (thanks to the programmers).
Now it is possible to use this browser as frontend:
As the meta-refresh tag is not recognized, a refresh must be done by adding
the following java script (I tested it with MS IE, Mozilla, Konqueror,
Links):
<html>
<head>
<script>
setTimeout("window.location.replace('URL')",2000)
</script>
URL is the new source, 2000 (ms) is for 2 seconds.
When the script is executed, the user is asked, if he wants to do so. This
can be changed in the settings.
A nice feature is, that one can adjust the number of retries. If the
automation server crashed and the program is restarted, LINKS therefore just
retries to get a web page without stopping the polls. You only have to
ensure, that every page contains the setTimeout().
The size of the browser seems to be 2 to 4 MBytes (depending on ./configure)
and up to 8 MBytes, if everything is linked statically.
Greetings
Ernst
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