Text tool bars or links to text-only pages are other ways to ensure that Lynx users can navigate a site. Joe Creighton and friends have even come up with a way to make image maps Lynx-friendly . That's all we're asking. Some specific tips Web servers can tell whether a browser is requesting images. Exactly how a conscientous Web designer uses these statements depends on whether they want to give Lynx users the chance to download the image for later viewing or whether it would make more sense to simply eliminate any Lynx reference to the image.
Image maps are another issue designers have to consider.
It is nice that Netscape and Mosaic users can select things by positioning their cursors over specific locations on an image.