Jul 2003, Frank de Lange <frank@unternet.org>

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Browser Frames in Dillo
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Dillo now has experimental frame and iframe support, which is
enabled by default. You can disable this feature by using the
configure option --disable-frames, which will create a version of
Dillo with the old, Lynx/w3m like frame feature.

The biggest missing feature in the current implementation of frame
support is the total lack of control over the size of frames. Frames
are currently allocated a default size by the GtkTable widget which is
used to contain them. It is needless to say this has to be changed
before Dillo can really be called a frames-capable browser.

Any combination of nested framesets and iframes is (or should be...)
supported. Dillo currently does NOT check for frame loops (framesets
loading themselves in a frame or similar endless loops), so beware
where you point your browser at.

As said, this feature is highly experimental, not ready for prime
time, potentially dangerous and generally not very useful yet. Try it
out if you want, and report on your experiences to the mailing list...

That's all, for now...
