Re: [Lynx-dev] x-dev] Hello Lynx DevelopersY

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

That would be a dream come true, especially if it's easy to do. Recently
there was a email program that worked in console which added a very long
master password, 15 characters to protect and encode the real password.
Unfortunately many in our community are blind from natural or accidental
trauma to the brain which impaired both vision and short term memory.
Remembering such a long password is impossible.  Sadly, the developer, will
not oblige us, so either we use an old version of this software or we
switch to the other console mail program.

This is more than I dared to ask.

Imagine viewing the net free from the waiting from communicating with
dozens of tracking cookies!

Great idea.

David

On Sat, Aug 24, 2019, 04:21 calcmandan <address@hidden>
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> I can concur with the sentiment. I'm not groovin' entirely on silen
> browsing (aka accept all cookies) but it is better than nothing. My
> preference would be an intelligent silent
> browsing session where lynx knows which cookies to accept and blocks those
> that handles trackers and what not. Is this even possible on a minimalist
> browser? If not, I'd prefer the
> control of acepppting and denying.
> Daniel Traechin
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