Re: [Lynx-dev] For Blind Internet Users, the Fix Can Be Worse Than the Flaws

[Karen Lewellen]

I know personally that Brian Moore, uses command line Linux, as he is an 
acquaintance.  second, the reference to code, speaks more to html than 
JavaScript's.
Progressive enhancement  web design practices chime actually work from the 
html door as a floor, keeping Lynx as an option, while adding elements on 
top  for browsers that require different tings.
I am personally Stunned that I can use elinks to order on the amazon site 
again,  no reason why, save the belief that it cannot be done, for other 
inclusion not to return.
Kare



On Sun, 17 Jul 2022, Chime Hart wrote:

> Thank you Karen for a tarific article. 2 things jump out at me. First, in 
> none of those interviews do they mention which browsers are being used, but I 
> imagine they would be all graphical or in windows? 2nd, the requirement to 
> include javascript. Obviously we know, for us, who enjoy L Y N X, this is a 
> problem with no solution, other than for lynx to eventually have some way of 
> dealing with it. Otherwise, for those of us who enjoy text browser, an 
> Internet experience will just be either a fond memory of the 1990s or a 
> continuing frustration.
> Chime