Browse the internet using the Linux terminal and command line

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• great

• Excellent useful video, Please show us how to fact check using lynx or W3M. Howto search Public Libraries Catologs or Indexes.👍

• What a gentle sounding soul … ta for the info

• Thank you.

• Awesome 🤯👍

• Exactly that was what i am watching for. Very nice made video, i dont found a better one in my home language german and also none with such a nice voice in English

• Thank

• w3m has better syntax highlighting. Is there a way to change that in links2 and can we change the default search URL or even make it so that we can more easily use a few search URLs without too much hassle or too much typing?
  Would installing gpm allow users to use the mouse in w3m if they wanted?

• This is an older video. Has anyone compared these two against elinks?

  So far, the biggest deterrent for me using a terminal-based web browser is the lack (or lack of understanding of?) search and bookmarks. I kind of like that Java-Script isn't used in some, because Java Script is how users are tracked online.
  For best graphics, we are told to install xterm, but I wish xterm didn't put so many languages on it by default – I wish it allowed us to choose. We don't need more code taking up space on our PCs.

• Thank you for your video

• graphics driver did not work ???

• how can i acces javascript based website

• Nice one.

• This is actually really cool.

• … please tell me your not using kali as your daily driver..

• What's the point of using google on Kali Linux when many Linux enthusiasts are keeping away from google ?

• Thanks, bhai!
  🙂

• Thanks Mate. Very interesting information.

• Very Nice video

• Thank you so much 🙏🏼

• Thank you so much, it's help me a lot

• can i use ajax

• Nice

• Thank you soo much Mr Soji, you really appreciated

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