"Are there tcl/tk scripts for reading web pages?" The answer is that there are many different resources, from one-liners to sophisticated full powered applications. There are a lot of features and preferences, and some limitations that the user might consider as they get started.
Most of these are pretty simple, so the feature lists here is mostly a wish/todo list. The basic features a browser usually provides are html rendering, url following and local hardrive file loading.
Some features to look for are:
Here is a listing of some resources.
-- Steven Gibson another version of this page is at: http://www.superant.com/cgi-bin/countessmod.pl?Tk_Web_Browsers
Description: [Alphatk] built-in text only browser (the 'www' menu) Location: http://www.santafe.edu/~vince/Alphatk.html Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: vince
Description: BrowseX Tcl/Tk based web browser. Location: http://browsex.com/ Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag
Description: One-line web browser in Tcl. Location: http://mini.net/tcl/2464.html Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag
Description: Simple Tkhtml web page displayer Location: http://mini.net/tcl/2993.html Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag
Description: tclXML tools Location: http://tclxml.sourceforge.net/ Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag
Description: Plume (100% tcl/tk) web browser Location: http://www.neosoft.com/tcl/ftparchive/sorted/apps/plume-0.6.2/ Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag
Description: HelpSystem is a Tk/tcl based html help displayer Location: http://midc.miem.edu.ru/HelpSystem/ Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag
Description: Web Browser for Agenda VR3 written in Tcl/Tk Location: http://www.psnw.com/~alcald/tiny_tcl_web_browser.html Updated: 03/2002 Updated by: sag