Have you managed to use it with a port number in the url? It forgets about the port number for relative links. But yes it is really cool and easy for testing, because it does not have a cache and one can fire up some of them, without trashing memory. __Janko Anthony Baxter writes:

I've just been playing with w3m[1] and I can say it's pretty damn nice for working with Zope. It's a text-based browser, like Lynx, with the following features:

_very_ nice mouse support handles frames and tables for editing textareas, it spawns an external editor (yes! no more editing in crappy textareas for me....)

It works really very nicely when pointed at the /manage_main area of your Zope site.

[1] http://www.freshmeat.net/news/1999/10/02/938856119.html

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