Features
Arena supported the following features:
- HTML3.0 - the HTML3.2 standard predecessor, which includes
, tables, forms, etc. - CSS1
- style sheet editing. This very experimental style sheet editor was implemented using forms
- editing remote HTML pages
- MIME (reads your mailcap file and applies the rules)
- direct access to WAIS engines (optionally)
- HTTP 1.1 proposed by RFC 2068 (formerly called HTTP-NG)
- HTML editing with external editor
- external client communication (API and HTML "mailto:" scheme)
- PNG, JPEG, GIF (but not animated GIFs)
- Bookmarks (since 0.3.18)
- full XPM (since 0.3.33) and full XBM (since 0.3.34)
- Java applets (since 0.3.39)
- HTML Table support
- HTML Math equations
- Link rendition
- FTP, NNTP, Gopher
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