One of dillo's main advantages is it's incredible speed and efficiency, but somehow the selection code doesn't seem to keep up with this. it seems to have some scalability problem that makes it use excessive amounts of cpu when selecting large parts of complex pages (tables), and slows dillo down to a crawl even on my p3/750 (which dillo usually runs lightning fast on). to reproduce the problem, load: http://users.auriga.wearlab.de/~r00t/table.html (a table of 21x21 cells), and then try to select all cells by dragging from the top left to the lower right. cpu usage grows immensely, and near the end it slows down to a crawl. the script used to create the table (to avoid duplicate work if you need other test-cases): { echo '<html><body><table border=1>';for a in $(seq 0 20);do echo '<tr>'; for b in $(seq 0 20);do echo '<td>'"$a-$b"'</td>';done;echo '</tr>';done; echo '</table></body></html>';}>table.html if this is a known limitation, i'm sorry to bug you with it, but it seemed worth reporting. Greetings, Thorben Thuermer