#1
remember using Lynx in the past — W3M and xterm

what is w3m ?
w3m is a text-based web browser as well as a pager like `more' or `less'. With w3m you can browse web pages through a terminal emulator window (xterm, rxvt or something like that). Moreover, w3m can be used as a text formatting tool which typesets HTML into plain text.

Code:
Command line usage is

    w3m [options] [file|URL]

If you specify filenames/URLs on command line, these documents are displayed. If you specify nothing, w3m reads a document from standard input and display it. If no filename and/or URLs are specified and standard input is tty, w3m terminates without displaying anything.

Options are as follows:

+<line number>
    Move to the specified line.
-t width
    Specify tab width. Default is 8.
-r
    When displaying text/plain document, prohibit emphasis using backspace. If you don't specify this option, ``A^H_'' is interpreted as underlined character and ``A^HA'' as a bold character.
-l number
    Specify line number preserved internally when reading text/plain document fron standard input. Default is 10000.
-s
    Display documents with Shift_JIS code.
-e
    Display documents with EUC_JP code.
-j
    Display documents with ISO-2022-JP code.
-T type
    Specify document type. Without this option, document type is determined from extension of a file. If the determination fails, the document is regarded as text/plain.

    Example:
    Read HTML document from standard input and display it

       cat hoge.html | w3m -T text/html

    Display HTML source

       w3m -T text/plain hoge.html

-m
    Display document with Internet message mode. With this option, w3m determines document type from header information. It is useful when reading E-mail or NetNews messages.
-v
    visual startup mode.
-B
    Show the bookmark.
-bookmark file
    Specify bookmark file.
-M
    Monochrome display mode.
-F
    Automatically render frame.
-S
    Squeeze blank lines.
-X
    Upon exit, do not display preserved screen.
-W
    Toggle wrap search mode.
-o option=value
    Specify option. The option names and values are same as that appears in ~/.w3m/config.
-cookie
    Process cookies.
-no-cookie
    Don't process cookies.
-pauth username:password
    Set username and password for (basic) proxy authentication.
-num
    Show linenumber.
-dump
    Read document specified by URL and dump formatted text into standard output. The width of the document become 80. This width can be overridden with -cols option.
-cols width
    Specify document width. Used with -dump option.
-ppc count
    Specify the number of pixels per character (default 8.0). Larger values will make tables narrower.
-dump_source
    Read document specified by URL and dump the source.
-dump_head
    Read document specified by URL and dump headers.
-dump_both
    Read document specified by URL and dump headers and the source.
-dump_extra
    Read document specified by URL and dump extra informations, headers and the source.
-post file
    use POST method with file content.
-header string
    insert string as a header.
-no-proxy
    Don't use proxy server.
-no-graph
    Don't use graphic character to draw frames.
-no-mouse
    Don't activate mouse.
-config file
    specify config file.


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#2
(10-31-2012, 12:17 AM)mitunz Wrote: remember using Lynx in the past — W3M and xterm

what is w3m ?
w3m is a text-based web browser as well as a pager like `more' or `less'. With w3m you can browse web pages through a terminal emulator window (xterm, rxvt or something like that). Moreover, w3m can be used as a text formatting tool which typesets HTML into plain text.

Code:
Command line usage is

    w3m [options] [file|URL]

If you specify filenames/URLs on command line, these documents are displayed. If you specify nothing, w3m reads a document from standard input and display it. If no filename and/or URLs are specified and standard input is tty, w3m terminates without displaying anything.

Options are as follows:

+<line number>
    Move to the specified line.
-t width
    Specify tab width. Default is 8.
-r
    When displaying text/plain document, prohibit emphasis using backspace. If you don't specify this option, ``A^H_'' is interpreted as underlined character and ``A^HA'' as a bold character.
-l number
    Specify line number preserved internally when reading text/plain document fron standard input. Default is 10000.
-s
    Display documents with Shift_JIS code.
-e
    Display documents with EUC_JP code.
-j
    Display documents with ISO-2022-JP code.
-T type
    Specify document type. Without this option, document type is determined from extension of a file. If the determination fails, the document is regarded as text/plain.

    Example:
    Read HTML document from standard input and display it

       cat hoge.html | w3m -T text/html

    Display HTML source

       w3m -T text/plain hoge.html

-m
    Display document with Internet message mode. With this option, w3m determines document type from header information. It is useful when reading E-mail or NetNews messages.
-v
    visual startup mode.
-B
    Show the bookmark.
-bookmark file
    Specify bookmark file.
-M
    Monochrome display mode.
-F
    Automatically render frame.
-S
    Squeeze blank lines.
-X
    Upon exit, do not display preserved screen.
-W
    Toggle wrap search mode.
-o option=value
    Specify option. The option names and values are same as that appears in ~/.w3m/config.
-cookie
    Process cookies.
-no-cookie
    Don't process cookies.
-pauth username:password
    Set username and password for (basic) proxy authentication.
-num
    Show linenumber.
-dump
    Read document specified by URL and dump formatted text into standard output. The width of the document become 80. This width can be overridden with -cols option.
-cols width
    Specify document width. Used with -dump option.
-ppc count
    Specify the number of pixels per character (default 8.0). Larger values will make tables narrower.
-dump_source
    Read document specified by URL and dump the source.
-dump_head
    Read document specified by URL and dump headers.
-dump_both
    Read document specified by URL and dump headers and the source.
-dump_extra
    Read document specified by URL and dump extra informations, headers and the source.
-post file
    use POST method with file content.
-header string
    insert string as a header.
-no-proxy
    Don't use proxy server.
-no-graph
    Don't use graphic character to draw frames.
-no-mouse
    Don't activate mouse.
-config file
    specify config file.


try this,happy browser Smile


nice share brother ^_^

i ever used it , it's so cool (y) Big Grin






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