We got yer basic types of webpage reference, yer directory level change, including one which had too many levels and some page label references. Headings and text attributes are given arbitrary, and fixed, colours.
These are being tested to get a feel for how common they are. They don't actually do anything other than show what's missing :)
HTML code Browse, in both its guises, is a very crude viewer of only a small subset of HTML. Since HTML assumes multiple fonts and graphical spacing, a simple text-mode interpretation is very rough and ready. This the subset of HTML which browse recognizes: text & format HTML PRE BR B I U P EM CODE STRONG UL OL LI TABLE TR DL DD DT HR H1 - H6 TITLE SCRIPT FONT #label !--(comments)-- (s/a only) links A HREF FRAMESET FRAME SRC and NAME MAP AREA HREF and ALT IMG SRC and ALT META URL= base page reference BASE HREF forms (YAN only) FORM NAME ACTION INPUT (RADIO, CHECKBOX, TEXT, PASSWORD, HIDDEN, IMAGE, BUTTON and SUBMIT) SIZE MAXLENGTH CHECKED NAME VALUE SELECT OPTION (emulated as checkboxes and radio buttons) NAME VALUE SIZE SELECTED MULTIPLE Everything not recognised is discarded as are several things which are recognised.