@lispi314
Someone in offlinespace asked me about The Deep Web day-before-yesterday and I think this is an excellent example, and an example of someone being creative and powerful with web3 for the benefit of art and freedom, whereas I naievely associate javascript with facebook or the mastodon web interface for example.

Also ipfs

The #links2 prophet is very powerful as well. All sorts of things work in links2 (eventually).
(It doesn't run js though as you say)
@technotramp

@technotramp thanks! I look forward to getting to know you and this new scene better.

#links2gang is there existing knowledge/hacks for Rplayer / ipfs with #links2 ?

@centopus fuck firefox, use #links2

@stevelord that's so cool, thank you for doing vintage 3D for this #OldComputerChallenge . I was learning a bit about pre-modern 3D graphics and modelling from the live chat on #aNONradio this week, it's nice to see you actually living an example!

Edit: By the way, I could visit your weblog in #links2 but not #emacs #eww (??)

@roblen
For example of same site, which is useful for preferable text-only browsing is
https://opennet.ru/

This site use plain HTML 4.
Main page weight about 65 Kb.

But text encoding is KOI8-R.

#Linux #links2 #internet #browser #terminal

@roblen

BTW

Do you try Links2 browser?

Links is a graphics and text mode web browser, released under GPL.
Links runs on Linux, BSD, UNIX in general, OS/2, Cygwin under Windows, AtheOS, BeOS, FreeMint.
Links runs in graphics mode (mouse required) on X Window System (UN*X, Cygwin), SVGAlib, Linux Framebuffer, OS/2 PMShell, AtheOS GUI
Links runs in text mode (mouse optional) on UN*X console, ssh/telnet virtual terminal, vt100 terminal, xterm, and virtually any other text terminal. Mouse is supported for GPM, xterm, and OS/2. Links supports colors on terminal.
Easy and quick user control via pull-down menu in both text and graphics mode, in 33 languages.
HTML 4.0 support (without CSS)
HTTP 1.1 support
Tables, frames in both graphics and text mode, builtin image display in graphics mode
Builtin image display
etc

http://links.twibright.com/

install in Debian
`sudo apt-get install links2`

run links2 via command in terminal
`links2 -g`

#browser #links2

@ericsfraga @cwebber
We're talking about how #emacs #mastodonEl and #links2 + brutaldon obviate adblockers right.

@prahou @mjgardner

is there a #links2 way to say "handle urls like this by giving them to this mpv command" like with mapping file groups?

@colinsmatt11 #links2 is a way of life @prahou

Semana Negra o cómo sobrevivir una semana completa en GNU/Linux sin
interface gráfica, solamente usando la consola o terminal.

#ASCII #Bash #Consola #ConsoleNinja #emacs #fbi #fbterm #FLISoL #framebuffer #GNU #links2 #Linux #mplayer #OrgMode #SemanaNegra #Shell #Terminal #Tmux #TTY

https://osiux.com/2014-04-28-semana-negra.html

@strypey @bob @raccoon Aside, the activitypub protocol refers to sending a Context json via web post and get requests.

To use mastodon I endorse #mastodonel in emacs or for your own client-to-server API use, Common Lisp's #tooter official package, which is based on Edi Weitz' drakma for web requests.

Another aside, I became a true-believer in #links2 rather than lynx, except that lynx directly supports #gopher and people already have it installed.

@dredmorbius @liztai That's interesting. One of the fun things has been to see where Google Maps thinks you are when you use the #Tor browser.

I also use #Links2 to get past "soft" news site paywalls. The result is a little ugly but it works.

@pkw have you considered allowing #links2 into your penetrating depression and heart @prahou

@mcornick #links2OrBust #links2 @prahou

@louis Accept #links2 into your heart

Vielleicht sollte ich in diesem Zusammenhang mal die Textbrowser #lynx oder #links2 ausprobieren?

i meant ```
x

but Twidere/Mastodon replaced it with just the "x"

and the label shows up and the input is shown as a text field in #Links2

i need to get up from bed to check how does x look in text browsers like #lynx and #links2

I am looking for a terminal web broswer.

Not only is it a good idea to be able to browse the web in the terminal like on a server using ssh, you can also browse the web on your computer more privately and supposedly faster.

Any suggestions?

- links
- links2
- elinks
- w3m
- lynx
- eww
- hv3
- browsh

#terminal #ssh #web #browser #links #links2 #elinks #w3m #lynx #eww #browsh

@mousebot To be honest, the problem with huge icons happens more often to me on #bloated #web pages with deactivated scripts. #Links usually performs better than #Firefox in these circumstances.

Too bad that #links2 doesn't support #gopher nor #Gemini.