chakuari, 6 months ago to random Italian

#OpenBSD

#w3m on the lead, over #lynx and #links2. The latter has unfortunately already been uninstalled, because of fonts and encodings problems. Lynx still resists, but…

chakuari, 6 months ago to random Italian

Again on #OpenBSD and CLI web browsers.

#lynx is nice but I still can’t open images in an external viewer. Can input other languages. Doesn’t render tables (and this is a BIG con)

#w3m can render tables well and show images. Can enter other languages. But it’s not so easy to get used to its key bindings

#links2 renders tables quite well. Can enter Arabic input but not Japanese or Chinese

#links2 in graphic mode renders tables well, but can not enter Arabic nor Japanese nor other languages, and unfortunately this is a BIG con. Pages are rendered beautifully but changing each time the font to be able to read the different languages is really troublesome

At the moment, w3m and lynx are ahead in this race. The game is not over yet.

chakuari, 6 months ago to random Italian

#OpenBSD and CLI browsers. Ok, I tried looking for the Arabic word ولد on duckduckgo using #links, #lynx and #w3m, obtaining that…

• the first result is the same
• the second result is the same in lynx and links but only the third in w3m
• also the following result are mixed and not equals🧐

badtuple, 6 months ago to random

#smolnet #smallnet #gemini #gopher #smolweb #geminispace #gopherspace

prx, 7 months ago to random French

It may be unknown, but #w3m browser support #gopher. There's is more than lynx and its annoying input handling.

sinza, 8 months ago to random

I am very impressed with #w3m

I like that I can see images in tmux in console.

I'll try to stick to that for web browsing.