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You're assuming a lot here. This might not even be an HTML page. It used to be fairly common in Windows UIs to have underlined blue clickable text in native app
by bfrydl 9y ago
You're assuming a lot here. This might not even be an HTML page. It used to be fairly common in Windows UIs to have underlined blue clickable text in native applications.
- vardump 9y agoWell, all I know it looks like an unstyled web page. We can just guess indeed. Oh, and their display mode is set incorrectly. It's clearly non-native resolution (blurry text, bilinear "zooming" performed by the display, while individual pixels are in sharp focus) and wrong aspect ratio (the font appears too wide). Perhaps 1024x768 on a display with 1920x1080 native resolution. Or something similar.
- ChiliConKanye 9y agoIf you're referring to "HTMLHelp" help applications they actually were HTML pages, under native chrome. If you can think of any other usages in non-browser UIs where links where used to navigate would love to see them for nostalgia's sake.