I remember using an emacs-mode for web browsing. It was graphics capable 
(I'm talking Xemacs of course) and worked quite well. I dont know where 
to find it though, it was just "on the system" when I was working at IBM 
Toronto Lab. If anyone know where I can get the source, I'd be interested.

On Fri, 25 Jul 1997, Joel Klecker wrote:

> 1997-07-25 at approximately 07:48p -0700, someone wrote:
> > the browser "Grail" will run on any machine that has python and a tcl/tk
> > installed. it's URL is: http://grail.cnri.reston.va.us/
> 
> There's also "Plume", a TCL/Tk based browser, I haven't tried it, but it
> was recommended on the linux-pmac mailing list, its URL is:
> <http://tcltk.anu.edu.au/>.
> 
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