Of course you can use the scroll bars and arrow buttons to scroll, but AWeb also understands the following keys:
Images that are also links have a frame drawn around them. If you have deselected the link underlining in the browser settings requester, then this frame isn't drawn.
Click the text or image to follow the link, i.e. retrieve and display the document "behind" the link. The URL (network address) of the document that is linked to, is shown in the status indicator when the mouse pointer is over the hyperlink.
AWeb displays different icons under different circumstances. You can tell AWeb to use your own images here.
This icon depicts an unloaded image.
Click it to load the image.
If an unloaded image
is also a link to another document, there is a diagonal line through the image.
Click in the upper left half
of the icon to follow the link directly, or in the bottom right half to
load the image.
This icon depicts an unloaded clickable map. Because a clickable map is always
also a link to another document, the diagonal line is here too. Click on the bottom
right half to load the image. Once it is loaded you can pick a spot from the map.
You can click in the upper left half of the icon to follow the link without
map coordinates. Servers should recognize this as a request to a text-only
version of the page.
If an image cannot be loaded for some reason, this icon is shown.
For an inlined image, a so-called ALT-text can be defined. This is a text
that can be displayed if the browser doesn't display the image. Of course,
AWeb understands this ALT-text and will display it instead of the icon
imagery. With ALT-text, unloaded images look like this:
Unloaded image.
Unloaded image that is also a link or a clickable map.
If the document or image is already in cache, it will only be saved, not retrieved again over the network.
Note you can also save a displayed image in this way. Just press the Shift key and click the image. This will work even for background images (only if background images are displayed): just shift-click somewhere in the background and you will be asked for a filename to save the background image.
If the image is also a link, shift-clicking the image could be ambiguous; therefore AWeb will save the image in this case. If you want to download the document "behind" the link, you should use the pop-up menu.
You can configure AWeb to open the popup menu also if you hold down the SHIFT key.