log in | register | forums
Show:
Go:
Forums
Username:

Password:

User accounts
Register new account
Forgot password
Forum stats
List of members
Search the forums

Advanced search
Recent discussions
- RISC OS 'Advent' Calendar 2024 - David Pitt (News:)
- Elsear brings super-fast Networking to Risc PC/A7000/A7000+ (News:)
- November 2024 News Summary (News:1)
- Latest hardware upgrade from RISCOSbits (News:)
- WROCC November 2024 talk o...ay - Andrew Rawnsley (ROD) (News:3)
- Accessing old floppy disks (Gen:3)
- November developer 'fireside' chat on saturday night (News:)
- RISCOSbits releases a new laptop solution (News:4)
- Announcing the TIB 2024 Advent Calendar (News:2)
- RISC OS London Show Report 2024 (News:1)
Latest postings RSS Feeds
RSS 2.0 | 1.0 | 0.9
Atom 0.3
Misc RDF | CDF
 
View on Mastodon
@www.iconbar.com@rss-parrot.net
Site Search
 
Article archives
The Icon Bar: General: Keep them browsers comin'
 
  Keep them browsers comin'
  (13:31 25/7/2001)
  diomus (13:58 15/6/2002)
 
guy Message #2612, posted at 13:31, 25/7/2001
Unregistered user The ukonline.gov.uk web portal should in due course be accessible to any decent RiscOS browser.

I asked on their discussion forum if they had "any plans to develop for the Bush Internet TV and other Pace/RiscOS derived browsers?"

They replied, "One of the targets for the UK online campaign is to provide universal access to the Internet. This includes access via digital TV. Once fully implemented, the Government Gateway will fully support all communication media and their associated browsers and operating systems."

Posted this cos I thought we all needed cheering up.
  ^[ Log in to reply ]
 
diomus Message #2613, posted at 13:58, 15/6/2002, in reply to message #2612
Unregistered user Cheering up? Yeah, we all need a bit of that. Oh well, all news is good news wink

Chris
  ^[ Log in to reply ]
 

The Icon Bar: General: Keep them browsers comin'