The Webpage menu contains all the options relating to the web page you are currently viewing. |
Reload (RAmiga+R) This menu entry will instruct IBrowse² to reload the web page displayed in the current browser, from the originating location (web server, CDROM, hard disk etc), therefore avoiding the version in your local cache. |
Stop GIF animations This menu entry will instruct IBrowse² to stop any GIF animations on the web page displayed in the current browser, resulting in a single static image taken from the frame that was being displayed at the time this menu entry was chosen. |
Load images (RAmiga+I) This menu entry will instruct IBrowse² to load any images on the web page being displayed in the current browser, that have not been loaded, or that have been flushed from display using one of the image flushing options found under Cache » Memory cache. |
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This will not magically load any images that have errors. It is used to load images after browsing with Preferences » HTML » Images » Load images set to None or Imagemaps, as well as those that have been interrupted by using Stop, due to a network error or flushed from display using one of the image flushing options found under Cache » Memory cache. |
Search... (RAmiga+E) This menu entry will open the Search Current Webpage window, allowing you to perform a word search on the web page displayed in the current browser. If the web page is frames based, the search will be performed on the current frame. |
Print... (RAmiga+P) This menu entry will open the Print Manager window, which can be used to configure the settings and print the web page displayed in the current browser. |
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Currently Graphical printing is not supported; only Text printing or PostScript printing is available. In order to print images displayed on web pages, you must print via the PostScript option direct to a PostScript printer, or via Ghostscript to a non-PostScript printer. |
Save source as This menu entry will allow you to save the source of the web page displayed in the current browser, or if the web page you are viewing consists of frames, then the currently active frame. You can save the source in one of the following formats: |
HTML... This menu entry will open a file requester allowing you to save the source of the web page as is, preserving the HTML. |
Plain text... This menu entry will open a file requester allowing you to save the source of the web page as plain text, stripping the HTML code from the file. |
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Save frame source This menu entry will list the available parent framesets on the current web page displayed in the current browser. When you select the frameset you would like to save, a file requester will open allowing you to save the source of the frameset. Using the Save source as menu entry, you are only able to save the contents of the frame itself, so if you'd like to save the actual frame HTML, then use this option. |
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As frame source is usually only made up of HTML, there is no option to save this as plain text, as it would not make much sense. |
Display source... This menu entry will open the Source window, with the source of the web page displayed in the current browser, or if the web page you are viewing consists of frames, then the currently active frame. |
Display frame source This menu entry will list the available parent framesets on the web page displayed in the current browser. When you select the frameset you would like to view the source for, the Source window will open with the frameset source with in it. |