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I've been using this for around 20 years. It works well for browsing both the web and local files, though JavaScript makes it less useful now. I have plugins t
by tspivey 3y ago
I've been using this for around 20 years.
It works well for browsing both the web and local files, though JavaScript makes it less useful now.
I have plugins to browse a lot of file types; an epub will open as an HTML file and let me read it in the same way I would anything else.
Browsing directories is fast, and I can jump between edbrowse and the shell easily.
- hollerith 3y agoAre you blind? (Edbrowse was created by a blind user.) I.e., is your vision bad enough that it makes sense to use audio or braille as your main modality of computer output?
- anthk 3y agoOn JS, enough to download ahem -cd "loveaffair" retrobackups- and login in lots of sites thanks to Duktape.