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Re: Draft 3 of the homepage is up for evaluation.

Kai Henningsen <kai@khms.westfalen.de> writes

> [...] However, you do seem to be under the impression that textmode
> browsers are somehow "obsolete". I don't think there are any facts
> around to support this idea.

Text-mode browsers that don't support text-based HTML 3.2 features
such as tables are out-of-date and possibly obsolete.

Emacs w3-mode is not obsolete as it correctly handles tables.  Lynx,
can't handle them, therefore it is.  HTML 3.2 is a public standard and
has been around for over a year, longer if you count the previous
incarnations.

Even if text-mode browsers were obsolete, we would still have to
consider whether we wanted to meet the needs of sight-impaired people
who can't use graphics.

Dan

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