Re: tiny html reader

[todd <toddf simosoftware com>]

Not sure what you mean by html *reader*, if you mean parser, then you 
might try ekhtml, at ekhtml.sf.net . It's been awhile since anyone has 
done any development on it, but it's actually a really good html parser 
and it's very small.  I used it to write a web crawler in college and 
found it very nice and fast, and easy api.  Although, if by reader you 
mean you need something that can present the html then I agree, dillo is 
a good choice because it's very small and lite weight, great for 
browsing over an X connection remotely :-)

-todd

Daniel Campos wrote:

> gl34 telus net escribió:
>
> > Hello everyone,
> >
> > I'm looking for an html reader that will allow me to simply read the 
> > html. No editing, no surfing capability, no fancy toolbars, extra 
> > panelling, icons etc. Don't need mozilla. I think the hand-helds use 
> > what I'm after. Is there such an app that's pc-friendly?
> >
> > rgrds,
> >  
>
> May be dillo : http://www.dillo.org/
>
> Regards,
>
> D. Campos
>
> > -Gil
> >
> >
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