Ubuntu Terminal Web Browsers - Lynx, w3m, Wikit, ddgr

preview_player
Показать описание
Browse the web in Ubuntu Terminal with these Ubuntu Terminal Web Browsers:
1) Lynx - Text-based Linux Terminal Web Browser 0:30
2) w3m - Text and Graphical Linux Terminal Browser 1:52
3) wikit - Browse Wikipedia in Your Ubuntu Terminal! 4:12
4) ddgr - Use DuckDuckGo in your Ubuntu Terminal! 5:09

These are free open-source Linux terminal web browsing tools. This tutorial includes Ubuntu / Debian instructions for installing.

Lynx Manual Page:

w3m Manual:

ddgr Ubuntu Manual:
Рекомендации по теме
Комментарии
Автор

Hello, I just uploaded a Lynx video and I found your video, your channel is great, new subscriber without a doubt. what a joy to meet you. Greetings

offshellsystem
Автор

Terminal junkie here. Great video. And lynx is awesome, use it all the time. No images, no javascript, and it actually supports the gopher protocol as well.

DistroTube
Автор

Got DAMN this has to be the Hottest Tech Youtuber. nice

someonewhoexist
Автор

I been using w3m my entire linux life but w3m-img was new to me .Good video, simple and not boring :D

RGTECHZA
Автор

thisi is by far the best video on the topic

glugblub
Автор

Surfraw is a great terminal web browsing tool imo, it lets you search across various websites, like wikipedia, duckduckgo, youtube, etc with a simple command, that being for example surfraw duckduckgo project diva (in which case it will show the duckduckgo search results for project diva). It can be used in combination with w3m or lynx for easy searching.

adelaide
Автор

Love your energy! Love your kiddo as well. +1 sub!

jonbikaku
Автор

This is great! Thank you very much.

Cheers from Argentina!

juanignaciovelazcogezscheg
Автор

I used to use Links too. Just checked, it's still under development as well.

MikeDest
Автор

Me: "Holy sh!t, w3m lets me navigate within a webpage exactly like in vi.. neat! Too bad text based browsing is just an impractical novelty.

minutes later... :
* repeatedly trying and failing to navigate in Firefox using vi commands *

darnell