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What, no Lynx? http://whichbrowser.info/images/Lynx-logo.jpg http://whichbrowser.info/images/Lynx-logo.jpg

• nathell 13y ago
  And if historically significant but now obsolete browsers were added (Mosaic, Netscape...), this would be fearsomely comprehensive.
  • Joeboy 13y ago
    Obsolete? I still use it on headless boxes. Should I be using something else now?
    • kristopolous 13y ago
      Check out the forks of Links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Links_(web_browser) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Links_(web_browser) ... There is a console and optional (to compile) graphics mode. The section on the graphics stack is an interesting read.
      • eksith 13y ago
        Thank you for this. I really like that it's a totally self-contained (not even dependent on system fonts) and has nifty tricks for efficiency.
    • lloeki 13y ago
      w3m
• fredoralive 13y ago
  That's the logo of a defunct courier company, not the browser. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LYNX_Express http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LYNX_Express