Features - There's another killer browser, and it ain't Google Chrome

[mediaboy]

I dont think that works so well though...

Afterall.. this is yesterdays technology, so compared to tommorrow today is yesterday so it means the same thing.

[aidanjt]

Lynx is old, very old, and it was based on a text browser that was much older. So, it was *really* yesterday, and the "tomorrow's technology" bit is the simple answer to ads, popups, and flash and all the other net uglies.

[MadduckUK]

I dont think that works so well though...

Afterall.. this is yesterdays technology, so compared to tommorrow today is yesterday so it means the same thing.

jesus.. what is wrong with "yesterdays technology.. today!"

[mediaboy]

negative marketing issues...

People expect "tommorrows technology today" so even if it reads "todays technology tommorrow" they still read the first one.

I did a course on it at some point.. Admittedly I spent most of the time on the course getting beaten at Halo by the very nice tech guys that had enough copies spare for me and a few others to play them, but I picked up a few things. One thing. That thing to be precise


You read what you expect to hear.

[yamangman]

You could of at least mentioned it's actual uses. Like reading documentation on xorg when you've somehow mucked up your X configuration for instance.