> 
> Another browser you might want to try is W3C's new testbed browser, Amaya
> (which recently became publically available), it's available at
> <http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Amaya/>.
> 
> Joel Klecker (jk@esperance.com)        <URL:http://www.esperance.com/>

Hrm..  Last time I checked, Awaya was just binaries..  Now they appear to
have source available..  Before I download what looks like an extremely
large double source tree, any comments from anyone who's tried it?  Good?
Bad?  Worthless?  Won't compile?  Etc...

--Dave

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