If it is a inconvenient indirection for you, than w3m is probably not the right tool. The linked article mentions some reasons. I use it, because it fits my co

If it is a inconvenient indirection for you, than w3m is probably not the right tool. The linked article mentions some reasons. I use it, because it fits my console-focused work style. It's blanzigly fast, removes all the distractions like unnecessary images and ads, doesn't require me to take my hands of the keyboard, works very well if I'm working on a mobile hotspot, can be used while being ssh'd into a server... and because opening the side in a regular modern browser is only a key press away.