2004-01-28 21:33:38.213737+01 by petronius 3 comments
Come back with us now to those days of yesteryear, when the only way to see the web was with a semi-homemade browser. Deja Vu offers an old-timey browser emulator, so you can see your own website as it would look to someone using NCSA Mosaic.
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#Comment Re: The Good Ole' Days made: 2004-01-28 23:13:36.39464+01 by: Dan Lyke
Giggle. You'll notice I've jumped through at least one hoop to make Flutterby still usable in early browsers. Once I feel comfortable deploying the CSS version it'll proabbly look even better.
And I do still use Lynx occasionally.
#Comment Re: The Good Ole' Days made: 2004-01-29 11:58:03.4202+01 by: meuon
Lynx rocks.. what else can you use on a GUI-less server to find out why _____ is broke and [click-here] to download a software package. Or check webmail.. or.. or..
#Comment Re: The Good Ole' Days made: 2004-01-29 15:17:27.88498+01 by: Dan Lyke
telnet localhost 80? (Which I have used on more than one occasion...)
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