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retawq Documentation Features Overview
User Interface Features
- multi-window - you can open as many "virtual windows" as you like
and work simultaneously in two of them in a split-screen mode
- multi-view - you can view a long series of documents within each
window and easily go back and forth
- internationalization (i18n) - retawq optionally supports several
natural languages (currently English, French, German, Spanish and Brazilian
Portuguese); see the compile-time configuration
option OPTION_I18N
- mouse support - retawq optionally supports the mouse for higher
comfort; see the compile-time configuration option
OPTION_TEXTMODEMOUSE
- contextual menus - so you need not remember all those boring keyboard commands :-)
- resizable terminals - retawq tries to utilize the extents of your
terminal optimally; and when you resize it, retawq immediately re-layouts the
currently visible document(s) within the new boundaries (if the libraries on
your computer support this); retawq currently supports any terminal size from
30x10 to 250x250 characters (width x height).
Technical Features
- configurability - retawq provides many compile-time, command-line and
run-time configuration options; additionally, you
can choose between classical-style Makefiles and more modern configure
scripts
- multi-threading - retawq uses multi-threading in order to make fast,
responsive working possible
- network protocols - retawq supports several access methods: HTTP/1.1
and 1.0 (including proxies and cookies), FTP, finger, local files and
directories, local CGI scripts; see URL Schemes for
more information; other protocols will follow
- HTML renderer - more than 60 tags are known; the form support is
quite complete (except file upload); more than 100 character entities are
known, many others can be guessed; preliminary (little) support for lists,
tables and framesets exists
- IPv6 - retawq optionally supports the "next generation" Internet
Protocol version; see the compile-time configuration
option OPTION_IPV6
- fast, small and stable - a special emphasis is put on keeping retawq
very fast and small but making it comfortable, nicely configurable and
standards-compliant nevertheless
This documentation file is part of version 0.1.4 of retawq, a network client created by
Arne Thomaßen. retawq is basically released under
certain versions of the GNU General Public License and WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.
Copyright (C) 2001-2002 Arne Thomaßen.
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