A program with which you can surf the Internet and surf websites?!?

Has no one thought about the subj? Or maybe someone already has a subject?

From the bottom of my heart Ciao, All. [I ZX] [SHADOW MAD]

Somehow Thu August 26, 1999 at 06:20:00 there was a conflict
Evgeny Milun and Nikolay Maslennikov were arguing about the topic of a program with the help of
you can get on the Internet and surf sites?!?
I decided to argue too

NM>> No one thought about subzh?
EM> To think - we thought, and more than once. But they haven’t done it yet.
Well, maybe someone started and encountered difficulties and took it and left it
to respond, it would be cool to screw off the Internet people who don’t consider Spectrum to be a platform, and in general the program would be useful.
The truth is that we need a person who knows all the bells and whistles of the Internet...

From the bottom of my heart Ciao, Evgeny. [I ZX] [SHADOW MAD]

26 Aug 99 14:32, Dmitry Sharikov -> Nikolay Maslennikov:

NM>> Has anyone thought about a subzh? Or maybe someone already has a subzh?
DS> There was a program in zx.spectrum, zhtl.zip browser for speck, but only
DS> in some format for Spectrum navigator... No one can transfer
DS> to normal format??? I don’t know anything else... ;)
I converted it to normal form, if necessary I can throw it in the echo.

Sincerely, SP/PoS.

NM> Well, maybe someone started and ran into difficulties and then took it and gave it up
NM> let him respond, it would be cool to break off the Internet people who
NM> Spectrum is not considered a platform, and in general the
NM> program will be useful. True, you need a person who knows all the bells and whistles of the Internet...

It is very difficult to organize a PPP+TCP/IP+WWW watch on Spec. In principle, a compromise is possible: Make a terminal and log in to some UNIX server, and then progressively...

That's all. /Sergey/ []
With a large carriage of registers and vices.
(Pickup from the SVERDLOVSK-SORTING station carriage #659839002)

DS>> only in some format for the Spectrum navigator... Nobody can transfer
DS>> to a normal format??? I don’t know anything else... ;)
KS> I converted it to normal form, if necessary I can throw it into the echo.
Go ahead, throw it in ;)

Sincerely, Musa Khaybullin.

Once on Saturday August 28, 1999 at 19:21:34 Konstantin Samoylov wrote to
Dmitry Sharikov on the topic 'A program with which you can get on the Internet and surf
sites?!?':

DS>> transfer to normal format ??? nothing more
DS>> I know... ;)

I’d better answer the letter dated Mon Aug 30, 1999, 2:47 pm
from Sergey Kovinov to Nikolay Maslennikov on the topic A program with which you can
get on the Internet and surf sites?!?.

SK> It’s very difficult to organize on Speck PPP+TCP/IP+WWWview. In principle
SK> a compromise is possible: Make a terminal and log in to some
SK> UNIX server, and then incrementally...
And in principle, what is the problem? I've had this in my head for a long time.

All the best,
Alexander Sibiryakov

SK> compromise: Make a terminal and log in to some UNIX server, and
SK> there incrementally...

At least there would be a terminal!.. It is possible to pick up mail via IP...

All the best.
Best regards Roman.

DS>> can transfer to normal format??? I don’t know anything else...
DS>> ;)
KS> I converted it into a normal form, if necessary I can throw it into the echo.

What is the normal format, what is the Internet? This program allows you to watch Polish pseudo-Ashteemelki, with a syntax known only to this program.

If only someone could find the versions of those legendary programs with the help of which the bourgeois
crawl on the Internet. www and others like it. If it's not fake, of course.

-=> Bye, Alex Shalin aka Bishop <=- [ZX]

Once on Friday, August 27, 1999 at 11:42:34 Sergey Orlov wrote to Dmitry
Sharikov on the topic 'A program with which you can get on the Internet and surf sites?!?':

DS>> transfer to normal format ??? I don’t know anything else
DS>>... ;)
SO> This is not for surfing the Internet, it’s an html viewer, only

Well, there is no Internet without html, IMHO ;)

SO> it seems they still need to be converted.

I still haven’t been able to see it :(

thank you. I’m not a monster on the Internet, so I can be slow :)

On Thursday, August 26, 1999 at 2:32 p.m.,
Dmitry Sharikov trampled loaves to Nikolay Maslennikov:

DS> A program flew in zx.spectrum, zhtl.zip browser for speck, but only in
DS> some format for Spectrum navigator... No one can transfer the normal format to
DS>??? I don’t know anything else... ;)
they threw it over, but they just didn’t understand how it works% (it didn’t react to the buttons
it didn’t respond...

WBR, Sergei Dubarev

Roman Milukov once wrote to Sergey Kovinov, and I decided to drop a couple of
lines:

SK>> Make a terminal and log in to some UNIX server, and then
SK>> progressively...
RM> There would be at least a terminal!.. It is possible to pick up mail via IP...

What's the problem?
1. We take a high-speed modem.
2. Let's launch Melon.
3. We persuade someone to install a dial-up server with a telnet daemon (you can
use the Internet at work)
4. We call this server.
5. Let's log in.
6. And... We are now working on a UNIX machine.
We launch all sorts of browsers, mail readers, etc. there. etc. in text mode.

PS It’s true that this is not very fair. Those. in fact, we work on the Internet not on the ZX, but on another machine. But it’s still nice.

DS> I still haven’t been able to see it :(

By the way, me too. :)

WBR, Sergey! [ZX] [For communication without marriage] ZXNet: 500:152/4
mailto: gri...@mail.ru

DS>> Well, there is no Internet without html, IMHO ;)
SO> you misunderstood me, this program can
SO> view offline htmls, but TCP/IP is not implemented in it.
^^^^^^
I, of course, imagine what this strange combination of letters is, but I don’t know for sure
;))