I still fondly remember lynx it was like the vi version of the web browser. There is an O’Reilly book called “spidering hacks” which goes into some of the advan

I still fondly remember lynx it was like the vi version of the web browser. There is an O’Reilly book called “spidering hacks” which goes into some of the advanced stuff. Lynx was the Swiss Army knife which could host, execute, parse, and script web pages in a single command (lynxcgi). It was also decentralized and could run through telnet or raw sockets inside a VMS system. Vi keys and Emac keys were options either of them could be set as the html editor making it seamless.