Arjun Ray writes: | <clue>The browser is *mine* to use, not *yours* to command.</clue> <bravo/> | effectively kill the back button in Netscape. This thread has re-raised in my mind the wish for a public port in every browser process through which the browser accepts instructions in a public "command language". That way, the user could wire in private functionality on-the-fly much the way one now does with Emacs. In an ideal world one would have separate http client and xml formatting modules: different (independently written) OS processes that communicate with each other and receive user instructions this way. -- BillReceived on Wednesday, 8 March 2000 17:31:17 GMT
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