A few Tips for Using Lynx

Shirley E. Kaiser shares A few Tips for Using Lynx, a text-only browser. I use Lynx quite a lot as a basic accessibility check. It is a good experience for anyone to see what their beautifully designed site looks like in a text-only browser. Doing so will make you think a lot about document structure and accessibility.

Posted on October 5, 2004 in Accessibility, Browsers, Quicklinks

Comments

  1. October 6, 2004 by Julian

    I use Lynx quite a lot as a basic accessibility check.

    Oh, I realize that I use my whole Linux installation, where Lynx is running on, as an accessibility check…

  2. October 6, 2004 by Dave Marks

    Julian - you know you can get Lynx on Windows right? I have a copy here, although i couldn’t tell you where i got it from - was i while ao now…

    I’m sure Google can remember ;)

  3. October 6, 2004 by Julian

    Sure, I know. But I need Linux for other things, too. What I meant is that when I work on Linux, I surf the web with Lynx or Konqueror just to see what sites look like.

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