I don't recommend brow.sh due to its strange screen writing style. It writes to somewhere other than stdout and stderr. Me using a screen reader along with other blind users found this out the hard way. It's easy to install, but you'll hate yourself in the morning.
----- Jude <jdashiel at panix dot com> Q: What borders absolute stupidity? A: Canada and Mexico. ----- On Sat, 16 Nov 2024, Conrad Hughes via Discussion of nmh development, and help for new users wrote: > Thanks for the responses on this; I tried the w3m/lynx/elinks defaults > and none solved my specific problem (which basically comes down to > whether the browser looks at CSS I suspect), but at least lynx manages > to reliably render to 80 columns on an 80-column terminal, so I've > switched from w3m to that. > > Looks as if I might need something like brow.sh (which somehow renders > Firefox output in a terminal window) in order to suppress the styled- > out summary paragraph, but installing that looks like effort, and it may > no longer be maintained. > > Paul's idea of invoking a GUI app for a with-images version of things is > also a good one: it's rare enough that I currently just manually > `mhstore` and invoke a browser on whatever that produces, but automating > the process would be smart. > > Best, > Conrad > >
