OpenEuphoria

Re: Offline Web Browser

• Posted by Matthew Green <pogowolf at IASTATE.EDU> Feb 07, 1997
• 1116 views

> How hard would it be (on a scale of 1 to 10) to write an offline browser? I
> would like one that requires no TCP/IP connection, but can parse and display
> pages compliant with HTML2.0/3.0.
>
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> *        Joseph Martin           *

Joseph,
  That really depends on the type of programmer you are.   A parser is
really not that hard.   the hard part come in with graphics/music/animation

writing the functions for handling animated Gifs.   though put of Midi
the Netscape extensions and IE extensions.  that's where it's gooding to
be fun.

It sounds like a REALLY good project!   it would be great to have a full
blown OL-HTML reader.

on a scale from 1 to 10..  Hum...  I'd rate it about a 7..


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