PHP? As long as the server is emitting HTML it should be okay ...
Incidentally, I discovered to my delight that Readability (the actual muscle behind Safari 5's "Reader" function) works pretty much perfectly in Classilla 9.2. Try it for yourself (JavaScript must be on): http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/
Readability turns article pages into simpler layouts (click the bookmarklet you drag into your toolbar and it reformats the page by feeding it to a script that restyles it). This is a real godsend for pages that take too long to layout in 9.2, or on slow systems. But since it needs JS to be on, the logical approach is to incorporate Readability into Classilla as chrome (which I can do, since it is Apache-licensed). I'm planning to add C-D-Article for 9.2.1 along with the new NoScript front end, Script-B-Gone.
Really, it is a superb little tool. I'm excited to see it working! It'll be fun to have the same feature built in as Apple's leading-edge Safari build.
Incidentally, I discovered to my delight that Readability (the actual muscle behind Safari 5's "Reader" function) works pretty much perfectly in Classilla 9.2. Try it for yourself (JavaScript must be on): http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/
Readability turns article pages into simpler layouts (click the bookmarklet you drag into your toolbar and it reformats the page by feeding it to a script that restyles it). This is a real godsend for pages that take too long to layout in 9.2, or on slow systems. But since it needs JS to be on, the logical approach is to incorporate Readability into Classilla as chrome (which I can do, since it is Apache-licensed). I'm planning to add C-D-Article for 9.2.1 along with the new NoScript front end, Script-B-Gone.
Really, it is a superb little tool. I'm excited to see it working! It'll be fun to have the same feature built in as Apple's leading-edge Safari build.