i made this thread in lynx - Voxelmanip Forums

Danil_2461	Danil_2461	Posted on 2022-06-28 09:12 Link \| ID: 50
Posts: 68 Joined: 2022-06-09	hi! i made this thread/post in lynx while reinstalling my arch linux. i really doubtd (?) that the page would even render, but no, rollers a good enough web designer to make the website fairly usable even on a shitty webbrowser like lynx. horraay! :D i use arch btw

ROllerozxa	ROllerozxa Site Admin	Posted on 2022-06-28 09:55 Link \| ID: 52
Site Admin Posts: 206 Joined: 2022-06-04	lol you're so cute... basically anything that doesn't flat out require javascript works in text browsers. Which of course means this forum works, since it only makes use of tiny amounts of javascript that aren't critical to posting on it. Oh and plus the table-based layout also makes it look significantly better than ones that don't. Gonna let you in on a little secret... Usually when being on VMF on my computer I use NetSurf. Works perfectly fine, fraction of the resource usage with Firefox :LOL:

luatic	luatic	Posted on 2022-06-28 20:36 Link \| ID: 58
Posts: 42 Joined: 2022-06-16	Lynx actually makes quite an effort to handle HTML & CSS well.

Xrdr	Xrdr	Posted on 2022-06-28 22:38 Link \| ID: 59
Posts: 4 Joined: 2022-06-21	I was going to one-up by posting from my old-ass Android tablet but appears it is even too old for the Voxelmanip Forums. :(

Compa	Compa Banned: ok no	Posted on 2022-06-28 23:40 (edited 2022-06-28 23:41) Link \| ID: 61
Banned: ok no Posts: 167 Joined: 2022-06-28	Could try running an instance of Glype or phproxy on a local server and using that to connect to the board. As far as I know there isn't a means of running TLS 1.2 on old Android versions: Firefox Mobile (try something like v31.x or lower) may work, however...

ROllerozxa	ROllerozxa Site Admin	Posted on 2022-06-29 20:02 Link \| ID: 80
Site Admin Posts: 206 Joined: 2022-06-04	I could also just make something like I did on principia-web where you can bypass the HTTPS redirect using a cookie, and then use regular HTTP without getting redirected. It's not like this site is proxied through Cloudflare, so that would be possible for me to implement. I just don't want accidental downgrading to insecure HTTP to happen but that it will be a very deliberate action done on a device that does not support the newest TLS versions.

olive	olive	Posted on 2022-06-29 21:30 Link \| ID: 87
Posts: 36 Joined: 2022-06-29	Error message leaves a bit to be desired… Editing the URL reveals that the HTTPS redirect in fact worked, and is probably to blame here as well.

Compa	Compa Banned: ok no	Posted on 2022-06-30 00:25 Link \| ID: 90
Banned: ok no Posts: 167 Joined: 2022-06-28	Posted by ROllerozxa I could also just make something like I did on principia-web where you can bypass the HTTPS redirect using a cookie, and then use regular HTTP without getting redirected. It's not like this site is proxied through Cloudflare, so that would be possible for me to implement. I just don't want accidental downgrading to insecure HTTP to happen but that it will be a very deliberate action done on a device that does not support the newest TLS versions. How would one be able to set the cookie on say, an embedded device that doesn't have access to the cookie store (like the 3DS mentioned in the previous post)?

ROllerozxa	ROllerozxa Site Admin	Posted on 2022-08-18 20:37 Link \| ID: 469
Site Admin Posts: 206 Joined: 2022-06-04	I went ahead and punched a bit of a hole in the forum's automatic HTTPS redirection, so you can post here on more... exotic devices, if you will. Now you can bypass it if you have a cookie named `force-http`, which can be set by going to http://forum.voxelmanip.se/force-http.php on said device. Typing this from Opera 12.02 on Windows 2000 BTW.

Danil_2461	Danil_2461	Posted on 2022-09-14 07:52 Link \| ID: 481
Posts: 68 Joined: 2022-06-09	I made this message on my dads IPhone 6 from Safari in my new high school. Cheers y’all!!!!! Fuck you

ROllerozxa	ROllerozxa Site Admin	Posted on 2022-09-14 08:33 Link \| ID: 485
Site Admin Posts: 206 Joined: 2022-06-04	too much information, none of us needed to know that