The redesigned Met Office site: http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/ is now unusable without Javascript. Previously the site was fine in non-JS browsers, only using it for animation effects, which is fair enough. But now, as far as I can see you can't access most information at all without JS. Not even a simple UK forecast. There is no text-only version. The only way I've found to get some information in NetSurf is to click on the map for a particular location; no other 'links' work. This makes a mockery of their supposed accessibility. It doesn't just affect RISC OS users -- some public library computers have JS disabled, as do some business machines. Not providing even a basic alternative service is pretty shocking for a publicly funded body. Rather seriously, you can't even see the Severe Weather Warnings. I've left some feedback to this effect on their site (at least I could do that :-/ ). Calling Matthew Somerville...? ;-) Best, Chris -- *** Chris & Lee's Photodesk tutorials, tips and resources *** http://www.photodesk.iconbar.com *** New tiles! Latest: 32-bit XEarth at http://www.roast.iconbar.com