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Last updated: 21-Aug-2001 (mirrored at this location 2002/03/25)
Webite is a free (updated) version of the HTML 3.2 web browser that was part of
DoggySoft's Termite Internet package.
It is now a standalone application, rather like other RISC OS browsers. Webite does
not require Termite Internet to operate (it uses Acorn's Internet module, via a
TermiteIP-wrapper).
Anyone who currently uses ArcWeb, Webster(XL), Fresco, Oregano, or Browse can try out releases
of Webite from this site.
At this moment in time, there are no newer builds of Webite which are suitable for use with Doggysoft's Termite Internet. It is hoped that once the bugs are ironed out with the 'Acorn Internet' version, a Termite Internet release can be made.
The WimpExt module (in the '!WimpExt' application, and all Webite releases) was found
to be broken. If you experience any 'Library in use' errors, please download Webite 1.50 or
later, and/or the '!WimpExt' application (which has been updated).
Webite 1.49 is still here, Note that you can read the release notes
without downloading the whole program.
Webite 1.49 is a small, fast, HTML 2.0 compliant web browser.
Webite 1.50
Webite 1.50 is a small, fast, HTML 3.2 (except tables) compliant web browser.
Support materials
News
As of the 25th of March 2002, the Webite development stuff is being hosted here at HeyRick. The
original Webite Central (at http://www.nctv.freeserve.co.uk/webite.html) is no longer
operating, and it was not so easy obtaining the sources to Webite.
Most of the content is as it was in the original Webite Central, and most of the software is as
it was.
Easter Sunday, 2002
Added the bug-fixed WebIcon source.
Original news
Due to difficulties with developing Webite 1.50, a snapshot of the current (under development)
sources have been released onto the file area of this site.
It is easy to build the program from the sources, but multiple windows do not work yet.
Please take a look at the 'snapshot'!!!
Downloads and information
Webite 1.49
The Webite icon allows multiple windows to be opened by running multiple copies of Webite.
The memory required by Webite 1.49 to view this page (including the image) is a mere 340K (by way
of contrast, Fresco takes 1880K with an additional 440K dynamic area).
The separate 'WimpExt' program will cure the 'Library in use' errors which you may see.
It must be run during your computer's pre-desktop boot sequence. With Acorn's modern boot
sequences, you would typically copy the '!WimpExt' application into
'$.!Boot.Choices.Boot.PreDesk'.
This is source only - you'll also need the binary release.
This version does not seem to run multiple sessions at this time.
The memory required by Webite 1.50 to view this page (including the image) is a mere 332K.
This is source only - you'll also need the binary release.
Adds a string to a path variable (BASIC assembler).
Examine the contents of a Draw file.
Graphical display of iterative image alignment in HTML.
Explanation of datablocks for HTML->Drawfile convertor.
Explanation of bookmarks/cache/filetypes file formats.
Helpful comments from Jon Ribbens.
Explanation of Termite protocol API (routine_*).
Using the <termite> tag.
TermiteIP SWI documentation.
All of the above support materials in an archive.
Copyright
Releases of Webite from this site are classified as freeware. Except for the contents
of !Webite.RMStore, they may be freely modified and/or re-distributed.
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