Zero-width space

rbell--- via Lynx-dev <[email protected]> Mon, 26 Aug 2024 11:04:44 -0600

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	Quoth Mr David Woolley, 'I would think that was wrong.  I
would assume that the purpose of the character was to mark a potential
line break, so it should render as newline, if near the end of a line.'
	That'd be nice.  I don't know that lynx does that.  Does it do
that for you?  You can write an html file with a string longer than
line width, insert &#8203; in the middle: what does lynx show you?
	  For me, and 2 other independent domains I can log in to and
have no control over, lynx displays &#8203; verbatim.

russell bell


<html>
  <head>
    <title> 8203 test </title>
  </head>
  <body>
    ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace&#8203;_ThisIsATestOfZeroWidthSpace
  </body>
</html>