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lynx-dev suggestions
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Vlad Harchev |
Subject: |
lynx-dev suggestions |
Date: |
Fri, 5 Mar 1999 10:30:53 +0400 (SAMT) |
Lynx is a very cool software package. Here is a list of things I think can
make lynx even more cool:
* regular expression search ( preferably ERE),case sensitive and insensitive
* marks (that are local to the file) like in 'less' - ie positions in the
html file recorded and then activated some way. Two non-reserved keys are
required for this.
* floating-point numbers be allowed for INFOSECS, MESSAGESECS, ALERTSECS
* ability to filter the data it reads from Inet to be passed through
user-defined command (I think that expert-users will like this option)
* ESC closes 'option list'
* for novice users: ability to set start page via 'o' command.
I've attached my .lss file (it's based on the sample lss file supplied with
lynx) which I consider better for eyes - it sets black background with
mild colors that have approximately the same intensity. It can be
included in distribution as another example of .lss file.
Best regards
-Vlad
------------------------cut here mild.lss
# grey normal text on black background with green links and brightgreen
# highlighted links.
#it's best to put these in a .lss file and use
#"lynx -lss=file.lss whatever" for now.
#
# normal type styles, use bold if mono, otherwise brightblue on
#<defaultbackground>
#by Vlad Harchev <address@hidden>
em:bold:cyan
strong:bold:cyan
b:bold:cyan
i:bold:cyan
alink:reverse:brightgreen:black
a:bold:green
img:dim:cyan:black
status:reverse:cyan:black
fig:normal:gray
caption:reverse:cyan
hr:normal:gray
blockquote:normal:cyan:black
#ul:normal:gray
address:normal:cyan
title:normal:cyan:default
tt:normal:white:black
h1:bold:cyan:black
label:normal:cyan
value:normal:green
high:bold:cyan
q:normal:gray
small:dim:gray
big:bold:cyan
sup:bold:gray
sub:dim:gray
lh:bold:cyan
code:normal:cyan
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