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On Sat, Mar 03, 2012 at 04:56:07PM -0500, Randy Kramer wrote:
I have lynx installed on my machine, and tried a quick look at it, but is not
immediately obvious how to get the URL for a link.
Start lynx, press 'o'
The options menu will appear.
Press the 'down arrow'
Chris,
Thanks very much! Another helpful idea. One problem is noted below...
On Sunday 04 March 2012 05:45:22 am Chris Bannister wrote:
Start lynx, press 'o'
The options menu will appear.
Press the 'down arrow' until you get to the 'User mode' option just
under 'General Preferences'. (The
On Sunday 04 March 2012 12:51:17 Randy Kramer wrote:
The only problem is the aggravating yahoo URLs that are very long--I just
checked one that is 537 characters long. So, far, with middle mouse button
copying, I am not able to copy that from the one line display at the bottom
of the screen.
On Sun, Mar 04, 2012 at 07:51:17AM -0500, Randy Kramer wrote:
The only problem is the aggravating yahoo URLs that are very long--I just
checked one that is 537 characters long. So, far, with middle mouse button
copying, I am not able to copy that from the one line display at the bottom
of
On Sunday 04 March 2012 10:31:41 am Lisi wrote:
On Sunday 04 March 2012 12:51:17 Randy Kramer wrote:
The only problem is the aggravating yahoo URLs that are very long--I just
checked one that is 537 characters long. So, far, with middle mouse
button copying, I am not able to copy that from
On Sun, 4 Mar 2012, Randy Kramer wrote:
On Sunday 04 March 2012 10:31:41 am Lisi wrote:
On Sunday 04 March 2012 12:51:17 Randy Kramer wrote:
The only problem is the aggravating yahoo URLs that are very long--I just
checked one that is 537 characters long. So, far, with middle mouse
The only problem is the aggravating yahoo URLs that are very long--I just
checked one that is 537 characters long. So, far, with middle mouse
button copying, I am not able to copy that from the one line display at
the bottom of the screen. (I suspect it can't be done.)
I find
Hijacking this thread thinking I might have a good audience for my question:
Is there a text based browser that makes it easy to copy a URL (with, e.g.,
the middle mouse button) to paste it in another (graphical) browser?
I have lynx installed on my machine, and tried a quick look at it, but
In lynx you can make bookmarks with the 'a' button.
Combine that with a bookmark in your graphical browser to
~/lynx_bookmarks.html
That is all.
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On Sat, 03 Mar 2012 16:56:07 -0500, Randy Kramer wrote:
Hijacking this thread
Then don't. Start a new one, or better still, do a little research first.
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Jasper,
Excellent--exactly what I needed!
Thank you very much!
Randy Kramer
On Saturday 03 March 2012 05:31:38 pm Jasper Noë wrote:
In lynx you can make bookmarks with the 'a' button.
Combine that with a bookmark in your graphical browser to
~/lynx_bookmarks.html
That is all.
--Jasper.
On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 1:56 PM, Randy Kramer rhkra...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe it can be done readily in lynx and I just haven't spotted how to do it?
I have ~/.lynx/external to which I just added this line:
EXTERNAL:http:echo %s | xsel -i:TRUE
Then I can navigate to a link and hit the `.' key.
Mike,
Another excellent approach--thanks!
Unfortunately, I've now realized that lynx doesn't display some of the links
that I'm interested in--I think because they may be generated by javascript
(or java), so I now need to look for a text browser that runs those. I
understand edbrowse might
Hi Weaver!
I have tried lynx, links, links2, elinks and w3m. I work with those
exclusively. I still mostly stick by lynx, but that is just laziness,
since it
really doesn't do a few things.
I have found, that from the above collection elinks is the best. It can
be
customised to meet
Hi Weaver!
I have tried lynx, links, links2, elinks and w3m. I work with those
exclusively. I still mostly stick by lynx, but that is just laziness, since it
really doesn't do a few things.
I have found, that from the above collection elinks is the best. It can be
customised to meet almost
On 27/02/12 10:11, Weaver wrote:
Hello one and all.
I'm seting up a gui-less system and was wondering about text browsers -
what's good?
Anything to avoid, that is behind in development, not being maintained or
is obviously behind the others in some respect or other.
I don't want to start
into
javascript and /usr/share/edbrowse-3.xx has a good readme file in it.On
Mon, 27 Feb 2012, Keith McKenzie wrote:
On 27/02/12 10:11, Weaver wrote:
Hello one and all.
I'm seting up a gui-less system and was wondering about text browsers -
what's good?
Anything to avoid, that is behind
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 02:11:59AM -0800, Weaver wrote:
I'm seting up a gui-less system and was wondering about text browsers -
what's good?
snip
re there any that are head and shoulders above the rest, more intuitive,
stable, etc,?
Don't know about intuitive. There's more or less a learning
On Mon, 27 Feb 2012 10:32:29 +
Keith McKenzie km3...@gmail.com wrote:
On 27/02/12 10:11, Weaver wrote:
Hello one and all.
I'm seting up a gui-less system and was wondering about text browsers -
what's good?
Anything to avoid, that is behind in development, not being maintained
On 27/02/12 21:11, Weaver wrote:
Hello one and all.
I'm seting up a gui-less system and was wondering about text browsers -
what's good?
Anything to avoid, that is behind in development, not being maintained or
is obviously behind the others in some respect or other.
I don't want
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 02:11:59AM -0800, Weaver wrote:
I'm seting up a gui-less system and was wondering about text browsers -
what's good?
snip
re there any that are head and shoulders above the rest, more intuitive,
stable, etc,?
Don't know about intuitive. There's more or less
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