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I always found links the most pleasant. A big factor was how often lynx asked about cookies, but now I know from the article I can set it to reject all I might
by artiliran 2y ago
I always found links the most pleasant. A big factor was how often lynx asked about cookies, but now I know from the article I can set it to reject all I might revisit lynx. w3m seemed to set itself apart with the ability to show graphics which I didn't care about so never really gave it a chance.
- every 2y agoI have my lynx set to accept all cookies (makes for far less bother) but somehow seem to have forgotten to tell lynx where to store them. Logout of the browser and "poof" they all disappear...
- dredmorbius 2y agoelinks / elinks2, both based AFAIU on links, offer graphics support. So the option's there for you without much change in muscle memory, should you want it. I use w3m, though largely w/o graphics support.