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Most articles feature an image so that they can be gain more attention on social media via OpenGraph metadata for the image. That and most ways of presenting th
by hammyhavoc 5y ago
Most articles feature an image so that they can be gain more attention on social media via OpenGraph metadata for the image. That and most ways of presenting the articles on these sites are usually very visual.
What browser do you use? It sounds like bliss.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 5y agoI like to think I have tried them all. I wish there were more to try. I settled on links, original and optional graphics. The later is the one found in BSD/Linux package repositories. Compiles fast, source is relatively small. All prior versions are available. Can make the must-have changes myself. No need to rely on anyone else. FWIW, links has the best HTML tables support of any text-only browser I have tried. As an HTML reader links has worked well for me for a long time. I guess compared with an advertising-supported browser that is impossible to control,^1 links could be "bliss", depending on how much one values speed, control and avoiding ads. 1. I can compile an OS, including a customised kernel and hundreds of robust, reliable and secure programs, in less time and with fewer resources than I could compile one of the popular browsers. (By comparison, I do not consider popular browsers to be robust, reliable nor secure. In practice, customisation by users is only possible with "permission" from a company. These oversized programs do not belong to users.)