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<A HREF="mailto:T.J.Adye@rl.ac.uk,adye@v2.rl.ac.uk">
By including one or more such lists (which could be very long) on a page,
a user can select the desired mailing list. See the end of
the OUSFG
e-mail list for an example.
If Netscape 2.0 is the client, one can include a default subject with
<A HREF="mailto:T.J.Adye@rl.ac.uk?subject=Hi there!">
about:
scheme in Netscape 2.0 (it seems not in
1.12 or before), one can obtain information about the
about:cache
),
about:image-cache
),
about:memory-cache
), or
about:global
).
It doesn't seem to be possible to use these from a Bookmark file or a link
(probably a quite sensible security precaution), but
one can type them into the Open Location
query box by hand.
The idea was initially
from http://www.c2.org/~aelana/javascript.html:
click What is in your disk-cache? Whatsit doin?
.
A full list for Netscape 3.0 is maintained by Vancouver Webpages.
Other Netscape Tricks can be found at Yikes!. I particularly like CTRL/ALT/T (X-Windows Netscape only?) for displaying the transfer status.
javascript:
scheme.
Either enter your test Javascript code after the colon
(eg. javascript:alert("Hi!")
) or
type javascript:
to bring up a prompt.