5.11.2005
AHREF example
  • As you can see the <TITLE> tag is still read (a search engine in this example). It gets replaced by "Untitled" when no tag found.
  • Emulator can do its job at an average ratio of 1:10 to 1:20.
  • <A HREF>s are read throughout all the HTML-document and printed without linebreaks.
  • Linebreak example is still character-based which is demonstrated by " the" on the second line.
21.12.2005
MenuetOS.png
  • There are linebreaks and that makes the visual apperance more what you can call a browser.
  • Text between tags is also rendered which required a small change in parser.
  • Text is rendered in styles so links are underlined and blue, plain text is unformatted. Planning to support B,I,U.
21.12.2005
GoogleDir.png
  • Same version rendering the Google Directory. There are many &nbsp; these are not parsed at all.
  • There is a bug which causes the parser to read body colour from CSS-body definitions, but not in the background area.
21.12.2005
GoogleDirSpace.png
  • The newest version has support for plain-text &nbsp; but not for links.
  • Some scripts still somehow get past the parser.
  • Its even faster than any previous versions .
22.12.2005 @ 3 A.M.
Resize.png
  • Resizing starting to shape.
  • Link resizing will follow.
  • The gray stuff is images based on width and height from HTML.
26.12.2005
Wrap.png
  • Wrapping for long lines of text.
  • Colour-coding for me (yellow didn't need wrapping).
  • Resizing broke under emulator - cannot test it.
27.12.2005
Width.png
  • A little fix that caused some illegal characters to be printed.
  • wrapping made more accurate (5px precision).
  • Pink means that (from my perspective) it is unexpected where and how it was printed.