Re: [Lynx-dev] Lynx Viewer Inquiry

[Robert Mortimer]

Or as alternative if you can't install your own copy of lynx there is
still a public lynx client at:
lynx.scramworks.net
which you can use by telneting or SSHing to that address.

Giving that lynxview page a quick go, it's not really quite the same
as lynx.

On Fri, 15 May 2009, Philip Webb wrote:

> 090515 address@hidden wrote:
> > We are currently trying to study the text browser known as Lynx Viewer
> > introduced in this link -
> > http://www.yellowpipe.com/yis/tools/lynx/lynx_viewer.php
> > basically to improve SEO on our site.
> > We have already tried to execute one of our existing pages in the tool
> > and we have noticed that not all page components are currently being shown
> > on the output display.  With this,
> > we would like to ask a couple of questions in relation to this tool:
> >   1. What are the components of the page
> >      that are currently being displayed by the text browser?
> >   2. What are the components of the page that are not being displayed?
> 
> Yellowpipe appears to be an Internet Service Provider (ISP) somewhere,
> which offers a public service of testing WWW pages with its own Lynx.
> As it suggests, the best way of testing your pages is to download Lynx
> & install it on your own computer.  If you send us the URLs of your pages,
> probably someone (a volunteer) will test them for you & report back here.
> 
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