From: ol.sc@web.de   
      
   Hi,   
      
   The answer to your question in the subject is a simple 'no'.   
      
   > My thought was to make a local html file as a home page that has the now   
   > (unfortunately) huge links required to get things like the weather, even   
   > when using FrogFind. Airport codes for weather via FrogFind no longer   
   > work, but it is still possible with HUGE url strings including GPS locations.   
      
   I totally see your point.   
      
   > I guess I could try having a network local web server hosting such a   
   > page, but I don't know enough about routing and such to prevent attacks   
   > on a local web server. Was kind of hoping it could just be an html file on   
   the Apple II.   
      
   That's much easier than you may think: Usually you'll have a hard time to   
   make a local web server accessible from the outside. So when you do nothing   
   to explicitly reach that goal then your web server is typically only   
   accessible from the inside. And this is exactly what you want.   
      
   Just enter the bare IPv4 address of the machine running the web server in   
   the URL field of the Contiki web browser.   
      
   Regards,   
   Oliver   
      
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