Example Analysis of Command Line browser links under Linux
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What if your Linux has no X11, no ff, no minimum installation, no wget, no curl, etc., and what if you need to access the Internet?
Linux has a built-in text Internet browser: links, which can browse simple web pages and test network port connectivity.
Links-help
ELinks 0.9.2-Text WWW browser
Usage: elinks [OPTION]... [URL]
Options:
-anonymous [0 | 1] Restrict to anonymous mode
-auto-submit [0 | 1] Autosubmit first form
-base-session Clone session with given ID
-confdir Set config dir to given string
-conffile Configuration file name
-default-mime-type MIME type to assume for documents
-dump [0 | 1] Write formatted version of given URL to stdout
-dump-charset Codepage to use with-dump
-dump-width Width of document formatted with-dump
-eval Evaluate given configuration option
-force-html Assume the file is HTML
-h.-help Print usage help and exit.
-long-help Print detailed usage help and exit
-config-help Print help for configuration options
-lookup Look up specified host
-no-connect [0 | 1] Run as separate instance
-no-home [0 | 1] Don't use files in ~ / .elinks
-session-ring Connect to session ring with given ID
-source [0 | 1] Write the source of given URL to stdout
-stdin [0 | 1] Read document from stdin
-no-numbering [0 | 1] Do not number links in dump output
-touch-files [0 | 1] Touch files in ~ / .elinks when running with-no-connect/-session-ring
-version Print version information and exit
Examples of use:
Links-dump
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