However, the HTML2.0 spec seems to say differently.
In http://www.hal.com/products/sw/olias/Build-html/YLgs0XBMCmF84aK.html:
"When the form consists of a single text field, it may be appropriate
to leave such buttons out and rely on the Enter key."
That URL doesn't look like a very stable one :-). I got there from
ftp://halsoft.com/halsoft/olias/html-19940822/README.html then look at
the html version, then select 'forms and input fields'.
Lynx 2.3.8 doesn't support the use of <return> as a form submission
mechanism. This seems like a very old question. Who's wrong...the HTML
authors or the browser writers? Or are they just both following
different standards.
have fun,
rik.
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