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"You need to have Firefox 57 or newer installed" browsh is in no way a replacement for lynx in any way. It's a nice project nonetheless.
by pmlnr 7y ago
"You need to have Firefox 57 or newer installed"
browsh is in no way a replacement for lynx in any way. It's a nice project nonetheless.
- ianai 7y agoAgree. Being able to verify web functionality on a remote box through lynx can be surprisingly helpful. There’s also just something helpful about being able to do stuff in just a terminal or all keyboard.
- Piskvorrr 7y agoThe docker image does contain that, though. It's a suprisingly powerful way of running a full browser on a "mainframe" (ha!), and ssh/moshing in from a terminal on a bad link.
- m-p-3 7y agoI guess it's outside of the scope of what mosh is trying to achieve, but if they could add the ability to port-forward into it, that would be great. I often use SSH as a poor's man VPN through a SOCKS proxy in areas where some VPN protocols won't go through, and having the resiliency of mosh would be great.
- Piskvorrr 7y agomosh is so resilient partly because of its own UDP protocol...which gets dropped in many places. If VPNs don't go through, don't expect mosh to do so :( If in a hard place, I usually need to fall back to SSH on port 443...and even that may not be vanilla enough.