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The Amiga Web Directory is a free service of the Champaign-Urbana Computer Users Group and AdvanceNet. If you know of any other interesting Amiga-oriented Web pages tell us about them! Just fill out our handy Suggest a Link Form or e-mail your submissions to cucug@cucug.org and we'll check them out.

• ALynx - ASCII Web browser for AmiTCP ported by P. Marquardt.
• Amiga Mosaic Home Page - Info about the graphical Web browser.
• Amiga Mosaic ARexx - The Amiga Mosaic ARexx interface.
• Amiga Mosaic Alternate FAQ - Supplemental Frequently Asked Questions document.
• Amiga Web Server - Files and docs for web server software that runs on an Amiga.
• The Amiga Apache HTTP Server Project - The Amiga Apache HTTP server project is an effort to make the Apache HTTP daemon available to the Amiga Community. The server is a fully functional HTTP daemon with SSI, FastCGI, multi-user support etc. By Bert Vortman.
• Ami.HTML - HTML editor.
• AWeb - Support page for AWeb a fast, Amiga web browser which does not use MUI. Recently went commercial. Maintained by Jeroen Oudejans.
• Esteve Boix - Information about WebPlug, an HTML editor for the Amiga, and other selections.
• Boy Of The North - Web Design, Amiga software to design and create pages for the internet's World Wide Web with HTML. Plus other Amiga shareware and links. By Larry McGahey.
• Button Strip - Buttons which allow you to create HTML documents from within Final Writer.
• EdHT Demo - Basic, easy-to-use Amiga HTML text editor. By Andrew Guthrie.
• Edward Chadez - Information about Hyperion, a full-featured, yet unreleased Amiga Web browesr.
• Desert Gen2HTML - Desert Genealogy 2 HTML page creator for the Amiga Scion Genealogy software. By Terence Nichols.
• Michael Fischer - One of the original developers of Amiga Mosaic.
• GeoTools - Geocities home page manager. By Sigfrido Giovani.
• GetURL - ARexx script to fetch web pages by James Burton.
• HIP - An HTML authoring tool by Richard Griffith.
• HTML-Heaven - WWW utility suite by Paul Kolenbrander.
• httpd CGI - The Amiga HTTP Common Gateway Interface.
• HTTPJ - Receive HTML pages (or entire directory trees) by sending commands directly from the shell. By Piergiorgio Ghezzo.
• HTTX - Freeware HTML to TEXT converter for Amiga choosen by Yvon Rozijn and AmiTrix to be part of AWeb-II package. By Gabriele Favrin.
• HttpProxy - A caching proxy for AmiTCP or AS225/INet/Surfer. Used on a local host it can speed up page loading times for every web browser. Pages can also be viewed offline and new requests can be queued.
• Oleg Moskalensky - Featuring Amiga HTML assistant (AHa), a small ARexx environment to aid in HTML editing and Amiga Web e-mail (AWe), a utility which converts e-mail to HTML.
• P'Jami - HotJava browser for the Amiga.
• Ptolemy - Amiga WYSIWYG editor for clickable image maps. It supports NCSA, CERN/WC3, Apache, and NetScape client image map database creation and editing. Part of the Arachne Project.
• Rexx Does AmigaGuide 2 HTML - ARexx script converts AmigaGuide documents to HTML with support for backgrounds and more. Written by Michael Ranner.
• Vormel - VRML plug-in for IBrowse. By Stefan Zivkovic.
• Voyager - All about the up-and-coming web browser which was the first to be officially bundled with the Amiga and the first Amiga WWW browser with frames.
• Webcleaner - Information about Webcleaner, a set of bitmap fonts that gives a stylish new look to your Amiga Web browser. By Andrew Graham.
• WebMaker - Advanced HTML editor for the Amiga supports MUI, drag and drop and Netscapè-style extensions.