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I guess HN will pretty much just work fine?

• claudius 13y ago
  It renders a bit weirdly in w3m (indentation is shown as * and plusses and such), but apart from that, it seems to work just fine, so there is probably little reason why it shouldn’t work in any other browser that understands basic HTML? (posted with w3m, written in a linked-in Emacs tab…). Edit: Screenshot: http://chubig.net/t/w3m-hn.png http://chubig.net/t/w3m-hn.png
  • sigil 13y ago
    Good to know that you can log into HN with an unpatched w3m now. w3m sends "Content-length: " instead of "Content-Length: ", which HN used to dislike. https://github.com/acg/w3m/commit/5946c2784d4eae46ec06e52390e43a874b3395fc https://github.com/acg/w3m/commit/5946c2784d4eae46ec06e52390...
• userbinator 13y ago
  I can testify that HN works well in IE6. It's mostly advanced HTML5 features, scripting, and CSS that aren't supported in older browsers, but basic text formatting and forms shouldn't be any issue.