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Best Text based (Command Line) Web Browsers for Linux

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Today we are going to teach you about command line browser which will help Linux Administrator to browse the web sites, whoever don’t have X-windows on server. As we know Modern GUI browsers that render text along with graphics which is showing beautiful output but Command line browsers only render text without graphics.

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mbaehrlxer ·
how do the browsers differ?

what makes netrik more limited than the others? what are its unique features?

this is the first time i hear of netrik. where does it come from?

i also read somewhere, that one of them supports some form of javascript. it think it was one of the links browsers. how well does that work?

(btw: i wonder how a real text mode javascript support could be implemented? using the firefox or chromium rendering engine to build the DOM and them pass it to the html to text-renderer?)

many unanswered questions, and the mystery remains unsolved!

greetings, eMBee.

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