<html><head><title>Mothra help</title></head><body><H1>Mothra Help</H1><p>Mothra is a World-wide Web browser. Its display looks like this:<p><img src="file:display.pic" alt="[mothra display]"><p>The display's regions, from top to bottom, are:<ul><li>A display of error messages and other information.<li>A text input window in which <a href="#commands">commands</a> can be typed.<li>A scrollable list of titles of previously visited documents, with the most recent first.Selecting one of these lines with mouse button 1 revisits the document.<li>The title of the currently-displayed document.<li>The URL of the currently-displayed document.<li>The scrollable document display.  Underlined text andimages surrounded by boxes may be selected by button 1 tovisit the files that they refer to.  Files that are notHTML documents (for example images or mailto: urls) cause<i>9v</i> or <i>mail</i> to pop up in a new 8½ window.</ul><h4>Mouse Action</H4><p>Button 3 pops up a command menu.  Pointing with button2 instead of button 1 selects a url without followingit (for commands that refer to a url.)Currently, the button 3 menu just contains<ul><li>fix cmap<br>reload the default plan 9 colormap<li>exit</ul><a name="#commands"><h4>Commands</h4></a><p>The commands you can type are:<ul><li>g url<br>get the page with the given url<li>s file<br>save the current page in the given file<li>q<br>exit<li>?<br>get help<li>h<br>get help</ul><p>Mothra creates 2 files in $home/lib/mothra.<ul><li>mothra.log<br>a list of all the url's visited<li>mothra.err<br>a log of error messages,mostly uninteresting</ul></body></html>