Such links do not work, they are opened in a new window. A new Internet Explorer Window! Try this:

<script>
function SayHello() {
alert('Hello World!');
}
</script>
...
<A href="javascriptayHello();">Say hello to me</A>

'javascript:' is registered to be opened with Internet Explorer. Since K-Meleon doesn't have javascript support built in, it doesn't know that it is supposed to do anything with it, so it passes it on to something that can take care of it. They said they plan to add javascript in the future.

Try http://www.ourbabe.net/, my site, DHTML-enabled, and it works perfectly fine with K-Meleon. DHTML is nothing but HTML elements manipulated via a document object model (DOM) with _JavaScript_
I don't know why my K-Meleon can handle it (perhaps because I have Mozilla "installed" as well??), but it works. I do not really know where the difference is between self starting JavaScript and href="javascript:..." started JavaScript!? That should be very easy to implement, I think.

Lemming

<script> tags work
javascript: links do not. I have no idea why.

I figured out why. We didn't include jsurl.dll

Yes, that worked. I mean, copying jsurl.dll and jsurl.xpt from Mozilla's components dir into K-Meleon's.

Good work!