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For a command line web browser that doesn't compromise on modern web features, I use browsh[0] especially in low-bandwidth situations. In conjunction with tmux
by siraben 4y ago
For a command line web browser that doesn't compromise on modern web features, I use browsh[0] especially in low-bandwidth situations. In conjunction with tmux and mosh it's just fantastic because you get the full colors and features of the web with minimal bandwidth, since the rendering happens server-side and all the information that is sent to your computer is terminal half-width characters.
[0] https://www.brow.sh/ https://www.brow.sh/
- sylware 4y agoYou missed one important point: edbrowse does not depend on those absurdely and grotesquely massive and complex c++ web engines (blink/geeko, financed by gogol, and webkit, financed by apple). It is lean and simple C, including its deps.
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