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Download the latest and greatest w3m source.
The lastest released version is w3m-0.1.10-tb2.tar.gz.
The difference between this and the author's is that I've
applied this display.c.patch. As well
as Ambrose Li's
cookie.patch.
The latest developers version is:
w3m-0.1.11-pre-tb6.tar.gz
The diffence between this and the author's version is that I've
included both the display.c.patch and this
menu-search patch from Jan
Nieuwenhuizen. Also I've applied Ambrose Li's cookie.patch. [Sidenote: I
almost destroyed my own cvs from this patch, doh! Thank god for
backups.]
Also added was a better *bsd patch. Hopefully it works better. I'm
still hacking on a configure.in script. autoconf is whack.
There are a limited number of binaries (including windows binaries)
in the binary directory. Please note
that windows is supported via the cygwin libraries.
ScreenShots!
Sorry you have to have a graphically enabled browser to actually
see the pictures... :)
A bugs list
Stuff that's coming soon:
- a patch list
- a ChangeLog
- keymaps and configs to customize w3m
- anonymous cvs
- bug list reporter
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Check w3m out in *action* here (script written by Dai Sato):
w3m is a great text-only webbrowser. Written by Akinori Ito
of Yamagata University, w3m started as a pager. Currently it
supports a robust set of features including:
- frame and table rendering
- japanese language support
- read from standard input (lynx cannot do this very easily)
- locally run cgi scripts to test html output (requires *no* webserver)
- small in memory footprint (and coincidentally quite fast)
- keystroke compatible with lynx (but you can also customize the keybindings yourself)
- colour :)
- SSL support thru the openssl library
- cookie support
These are just a short list of reasons that w3m is better than other
text browsers like lynx or
links.
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author's w3m site
Local mirrors of the:
Mailing Lists Archives (search engine written by Dai Sato)
Or search the archives:
Sign up for the mailing list at
w3m-dev-en-ctl@mi.med.tohoku.ac.jp. Just put "subscribe
<YOURNAME>" in the body of the msg.
Mirror FTP sites:
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