Extremely Lynx

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Lynx information @ <URL:http://lynx.browser.org/>

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Getting Lynx sources and binaries

The latest release is Lynx version 2.8.5 Some details concerning Lynx 2.8.5 (including new features) are explored on the release page. Lynx 2.8.5 is distributed under the GNU Public License. The Lynx Source distribution page has links to sites which carry the Lynx source code (SSL/https info here). The LYnx BInary Distribution Outlet (LYBIDO) lists Lynx binaries (.exe's) made available to lynx users.

Of Interest to Lynx Users

Lynx was originally developed at the University of Kansas. In 1995 Lynx 2.4.2 was released under the GNU Public License by UKans, since then it has been maintained and extended by a group of volunteers. More details are in about_lynx.html

• Lynx Development: what's being done to adapt Lynx to the evolving web
• jeffwong's Lynx page has information on web design, SSL, and Wyse terminals
• Documentation especially developed for speech, sight impaired, users of Lynx
• Wondering why Lynx is behaving like it is? some common 'problems' are explained here
• Found a bug in Lynx? here's what you should do
• The report on ISPs and Lynx, who's got the latest Lynx and tips on how to get your ISP to upgrade Lynx
• Raju Mathur's guide to running lynx in a Linux console
• Some other programs you may be interested in:
  • wget a GPL'd utility to retrieve http resources
• Lynx-Dev archives:
  • http://www.flora.org/lynx-dev/
  • Search the Lynx-Dev archive with your favourite search engine
• Lynx Support and Lynx resources world-wide
• Help menus for the latest Lynx, power Lynx users know them backwards, do you? If you don't, you can try searching through the help files
• Introduction to "Lynx enhancement"
• Pages enhanced for Lynx
• Appreciative mail from Lynx users.
• Yahoo's Lynx page

Resources for developers, system administrators and web authors

• Security related issues in Lynx 2.7 have been resolved in Lynx 2.8 and later
• Patches to enhance Lynx's functionality in particular environments
• Platforms for which Lynx is available, and the utilitarian guide to building and installing Lynx
• HTML Pro, a "composite DTD" that incorporates most of the markup Lynx recognizes.
• Designing Web pages, primary resources for web authors
• Lynx tips for web authors
• See Lynx for yourself, public Lynx access and Lynx View for web authors.
• Documents from the Lynx 2.8.4 distribution, including help pages

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