Maybe browsh is just kinda of an hack (well, much more given that it works in a quite impressive way) in order to reach the creator's goal of low bandwidth usag

Maybe browsh is just kinda of an hack (well, much more given that it works in a quite impressive way) in order to reach the creator's goal of low bandwidth usage, and is not a lynx replacement because of the way it works. But... at the same time it shows that text-only browsers, I mean proper browsers implementing the text-only rendering in a stand alone way, should get an opportunity to copy from browsh, and realize that today terminals can do more.