Spinneret web browser?
Oldbitcollector (Jeff)
Posts: 8,091
Ok, so maybe I'm day dreaming here... (I'm suppose to be working, but I deserve some Propeller time, darn it, and I'm taking it! 
-- Besides, I'm the boss. )
Hooking a keyboard and video to the spinneret, I'm starting to see more than a simple chat client. How about a web client? (Of sorts) I don't think it would be too tricky to write some code which would parse retrieved web page data for code which would be useful to a Spinneret client program.
For those who know HTML, how about something embedded in the comments code which normal browsers would ignore, but a Spinneret would run on.
<!--SPINNERET
{short hand spinneret client code}
-->
I'm starting to see a world inside a world. Hmmm.. Matrix stuff..
--Back to to work!
OBC
-- Besides, I'm the boss. )Hooking a keyboard and video to the spinneret, I'm starting to see more than a simple chat client. How about a web client? (Of sorts) I don't think it would be too tricky to write some code which would parse retrieved web page data for code which would be useful to a Spinneret client program.
For those who know HTML, how about something embedded in the comments code which normal browsers would ignore, but a Spinneret would run on.
<!--SPINNERET
{short hand spinneret client code}
-->
I'm starting to see a world inside a world. Hmmm.. Matrix stuff..
--Back to to work!
OBC
Comments
Having the Spinneret send out a specialized user agent might work too, insted of putting code in the comments of HTML. This is how the iPad and Iphone get their mobile web apps sent to them correctly.