Re: lynx get stuck (sort of...it's an annoyance)
On Mon, Mar 16, 1998 at 12:31:56PM +0100, Paul Seelig wrote:
> alaint@boisfrancs.qc.ca (Alain Toussaint) writes:
>
> > i'm writing because when i visit web pages in lynx and when i press on a
> > link who's not working,lynx patiently wait for the server to answer (witch
> > can take a very long time sometime) and i cannot do anything except doing
> > the CTRL-C boogie and when i do so,i lose my page (and often,i dont
> > remember the URL of the page in question),does there is a way for
> > configuring lynx so that after a time it say an error message that the
> > server doesn't answer and recover from being stuck ???????????
> >
> Doesn't the single key press "z - Cancel transfer in progress" do what
> you wish? This is from the help file which can be invoked by pressing
> "h" and then choosing "Key-stroke Commands".
Also Ctrl-G does a good work for me...
Marcus
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