Does Anybody Know Of A Old 320x240...

[Blah]

If such a thing exists I will add it to my list of things that I will think
about but never act upon . (ie. port).

EDIT: I found a couple old DOS ones, but there was no source.
EDIT #2: I mean for OFFLINE html viewing.

 

[Jarska333]

Well, Lynx is one. And there's a browser for C64, should fit the description.


Would be fun to surf the net with C64 emulator. :blink:

 

[Blah]

OPEN SOURCE, I said.

 

[Jarska333]

I WOULD ASSUME LYNX IS OPEN SOURCE, damn caps-lock.

 

[EvilDragon]

No gfx in lynx :/

 

[don]

You could have a look at w3m or links. Both of them support images with a framebuffer. But i'm pretty sure it's no easy task to port them, remember you don't have native stdin/out devices.

 

[ravuya]

Unless you're running under GP32 Linux, you really have no hope of porting existing *nix text-only browsers.

I'd rewrite from scratch.

 

[Blah]

Well, if I ever learn C/C++, I'll try making a simple one
with graphics file support... It wouldn't be a port. It wouldn't be
from scratch, either. It would be kind of lazy programming...from
scratch, but using every little peice of library and pre-made code
I can get my lazy hands on.

The main purpose would be for e-booking, good e-books with
graphics and stuff. Maybe magazines or comic books...I know
there's graphics viewers and text viewers, but this would be
awesome.

 

[ravuya]

Well, writing a simple HTML parser and display program wouldn't be too hard. Doing complex layouts (CSS) or stuff with images would be a pain in the ass.