http://www.ntt.jp/japan/note-on-JP/browsers.html (Einblicke ins Internet, 10/1995)
WWW Browsers that can display Japanese
Multi-Localization Enhancement of NCSA Mosaic for X
Multi-Localization Enhancement means that it makes use of
various national character sets in NCSA Mosaic for X.
You can switch between character sets in one Mosaic.
It can display not only Japanese but also
Czech, Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew, Turkish, Chinese, Korean
and more characters.
For more detail, read this page.
Use
W3 mode
with
Mule
(MULtilingual Enhancement to GNU Emacs).
W3 mode now supports Mule. (But you still should care with ange-ftp on Mule.
Please consult D-2 in
Mule-FAQ
for detail)
As of today, W3 mode with Mule is the one and only truly multilingual
WWW client. Check out this example.
Many thanks to Bill and Shin-ya.
Note:
W3 mode on Nemacs (Nihongo enhancement to GNU Emacs)
causes core dump. Mule is better.
tkWWW Browser/Editor for X11
Use tkWWW
with Japanized Tcl/Tk,
and add the following two lines in your configuration file
(~/.tkwww-config for 0.8,
~/.tkWWW-config for 0.9, why changed? :-).
kanji internalCode EUC
kanji defaultInputCode EUC
You can get the Japanization patches for Tcl/Tk from
here.
You also need this patch
to handle ISO-2022-JP encoded HTML documents correctly.
Note:
When using tkWWW with Japanized Tcl/Tk, we have one problem.
With Japanized Tcl/Tk, you could not use right half characters of
ISO Latin-1. All 8-bit characters are treated as Japanese.
Line Mode Browser
Use line mode
browser on kterm, exterm or other terminals that can display Japanese.
Kterm and exterm are contained in X11R5 distribution (under contrib/clients).
You also need this patch
to handle ISO-2022-JP encoded HTML documents correctly.
Xmosaic-1.2 for X11
There is Japanized xmosaic-1.2 (still in alpha-version) by Youichi Watanabe
<youchan@se.fujitsu.co.jp>.
The patch is
here.
It was only tested with ASCII OpenWare Motif and gcc-2.4.5.
A
binary
for Sun4/SunOS4.1.[23] is also available.
Note:
When using Japanized xmosaic, we have one problem.
With Japanized xmosaic, you could not use right half characters of
ISO Latin-1. All 8-bit characters are treated as Japanese.
Browsers for Macintosh and Windows
Some of WWW client can handle Japanese.
Check out here
for Mac and Windows.
(Encoding)
(Patch)
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TAKADA Toshihiro