Web Browsers OpenFAQ
Emacs has everything! Does it have a web browser?
Contributors:
Yes. (Emacs is covered separately here because it is really
a platform in its own right, much like java.)
A WWW browser for the Emacs environment, one of the
most widely ported pieces of software in existence.
Emacs can be obtained from any of the
GNU ftp sites.
Two variants that may be of interest are
NTEmacs,
a nice native port to Windows 95/NT, and
XEmacs,
which is a separate branch of Emacs with what some
feel to be superior internals, plus support for
variable height and width fonts, inline
images, etc. A native port of
XEmacs
to Windows 95/NT is currently underway.
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