How about a basic mobile view?

Yeah, I'm thinking of creating a WAP version. (-;

Diving into history, creating a mobile version was impossible in the earliest versions of CSS. Viewport units were amended only in 2012 with the introduction of CSS3. Prior to that, the only way to create a mobile version was to check the UA and, if it was a mobile device, redirect to a specific HTML page that was adapted for mobile devices. Probably, we will do this in the same way.

We used to do it with tables and percentage widths too, if I remember correctly. (I might not. HTML is old and I'm even older...)

Why? Gopher works fine!

I see you are more advanced in technology. Any idea how to make the <BGSOUND> tag work?

It's really easy, just make a Next.js site that uses jQuery to iframe a WASM VM running Docker to embed https://oldweb.today and use that to run Netscape Navigator and then screen capture it and send it to a LLM for it to generate an appropriate background track and have it email the user with a magnet link where they can torrent the mp3 to play next to the page. What could be simpler?

This should be done in DOSBox, correct?

No, I suggest emulating it in the UEFI directly. DOSBox is too high level for something like this and adds unnecessary overhead.

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