Yup; I'm a sighted user who uses edbrowse daily. I don't understand why TUI browsers like w3m, lynx, and links2 went mainstream instead of line-mode browsers li

Yup; I'm a sighted user who uses edbrowse daily. I don't understand why TUI browsers like w3m, lynx, and links2 went mainstream instead of line-mode browsers like edbrowse. I actually test my sites on edbrowse and w3m before I test in other graphical browsers like Konqueror (Blink and KHTML), Epiphany (Webkit), and Firefox because the latter group is nearly guaranteed to work if the former does too. If every simple progressively-enhanced non-app website supported edbrowse and NetSurf, maybe the Web wouldn't have ended up becoming this mess.