I keep hearing people mentioning edbrowse from time to time but haven't gotten around to trying it yet. How is it for table navigation, for example? I frequent a site here where I look at bus schedules. A given route may have a dozen columns across with each one representing a given intersection. So I find the column for my intersection and then I read down the cells in that column to find the bus time I want. I can do that quite handily with Orca and Firefox can this be done with edbrowse? I know of no way to do this with any other text browser like elinks, w3, w3m, or lynx. I understand elinks is limitted to seamonkey's abilities and if so, then edbrowse will be no better than elinks when it comes to the many javascript style sites I've been to and utterly failed with elinks.
