searching with lynx and speakup

[Janina Sajka]

Greg:

I usually use Yahoo, and/or Google, and sometimes Infoseek, in that order
of preference. The reason I like Yahoo is that the hits I get aren't
triplicated as they are with the other engines' caching and "find more
like this one' buttons. Of course, Yahoo has a larger nav bar to plow
through.

I'll be interested in what others do. What we need is a good proxy with a
Python or Perl script to knock off those nav-bar links for us. There's
isn't much I miss from Windows, but JFW claims to do this, and I have no
doubt it is the way to go and an achievable objective.
 On Wed, 1 Aug 2001,
Gregory Nowak wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I know I'll probably get lots of answers for this one.
> Is there a good search engine that works well
> with lynx and speakup?
> I used to use 37.com, but they've reddesigned their sight
> since, so that I can't use lynx with
> it anymore.
> Thanks in advance.
> Greg
>
>
>
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