Links 0.96 If I don't use enter, i get one *very* long line and a bunch of unhappy readers. If I do use enter, i get something like bug 128452 comment 10.

There's a similar problem in Opera. See bug 11901.

Timeless; now that bug 11901 has landed can you please check to see if this is still an issue, and update this bug accordingly? (Several new versions of links have come out since the original bug report too, so there may have been a fix in one of them.) Thanks!

this is a test. unfortunately i can't read any of this text because my terminal application doesn't think it's a good idea to be able to read anything. i think it's using very light gray text on very white background. which makes it very hard to read anything.you'll have to excuse any spelling, typing, or grammatical errors. but you're not really rquired to read any of this text anyway. it's just a matter of checking to see whether it is all on one very long line.

this is a test. unfortunately i can't read any of this text because my terminal application doesn't think it's a good idea to be able to read anything. i think it's using very light gray text on very white background. which makes it very hard to read anything.you'll have to excuse any spelling, typing, or grammatical errors. but you're not really rquired to read any of this text anyway. it's just a matter of checking to see whether it is all double spaced.

this is a test. unfortunately i can't read any of this text because my terminal application doesn't think it's a good idea to be able to read anything. i think it's using very light gray text on very white background. which makes it very hard to read anything.you'll have to excuse any spelling, typing, or grammatical errors. but you're not really rquired to read any of this text anyway. it's just a matter of checking to see whether it is all double spaced.

this is a simpler test. i just want to make sure windows clients don't make life much more interesting. because it could happen.

the line rewrapping is some other bug.