SausageBoy

If a reasonable way of scrolling could be implemented, such as the touch screen being a small preview of the site, and you could move around with that, it would work. We could also draw to a larger framebuffer, and hardware scale down to a suitable size. I have no idea how the quality of that is though.

You will need a way of running homebrew, how you decide to do that is up to you. And the SuperPass and crap like that are all PassMe ripoffs, support natrium42, the original designer, and buy it from him at http://www.natrium42.com/, or, if you want a really good deal with GBAMP, buy it from Lynx, he's also a homebrewer and should be supported.

http://sc.tri-bit.com/DS_Wi-fi_Bounty From what I gather, in order to get the bounty, the software will have to be open source, but not under a license which forces software using it to also be open source. This doesn't mean the sgstair will release his code under something like that, but to get the bounty, he has to. And he's a nice guy, so I don't think you have anything to worry about.

Look. The DS has wifi capabilities. No one knows how to use them. There are no docs from Nintendo or source code or anything. Sgstair uses his mind and brute force to find out how the wifi capabilities are used. While he's not making a browser, he's making a browser possible. When he's done finding out what to write to where, he'll release a nice library which will make it easy for other homebrew developers to make programs and games which use the wifi capabilities of the DS. Hope that cleared things up.