![]() ![]() ELinks can render both frames and tables, is highly customizable and can be extended via Lua or Guile scripts. Thanks for clarifying.Platform: BSD, HP-UX, IRIX, Linux, OS/2, OS X, RISC OS, Solaris, UNIX, WindowsĮLinks – an advanced and well-established feature-rich text mode web browser. I was experimenting and adding that bit of information made it more complicated than it should have been. And if using the portable version on a guest machine, it's not stealth to change the original configuration anyway. You definitely don't want to use -dir when both an installed and portable version are on the same machine since it will remove all of the installed version's settings when the portable version runs. So yes, even though it probably won't hurt anything or affect performance, it's not necessary. After the first run (portable version) that folder is gone and thereafter the -dir directive attempts to delete something that isn't there. The -dir directive removes the settings folder from a previous installation that wasn't uninstalled properly and this can be accomplished more simply just by using the delete key when the portable version is the only version to be used. And here's a screencap of Links2 with my current color configuration: Midas wrote:Quick note to point that in my opinion the '' directive is redundant, even if you have Links2 installed, as the 'dir' keyword in the '' section takes care of everything. Obviously, some libraries are missing but i am not sure where to get those. I managed to run it in text mode but not in graphics mode. Easy installation, the browser is just one executable and no more files. Support for one-wheel mice (vertical scroll), two-wheel mice (vertical and horizontal scroll) and smooth scrolling by grabbing the plane with a mouse (no wheel needed). Automatic aspect ratio correction for modes like 640x200, 640x400, 320x200 with user-adjustable manual aspect ratio correction. ![]() User-adjustable display gammas (red, green, blue), viewing-condition correction gamma and precise calibration of both - monitor and Links on a calibration pattern User-adjustable menu, HTML font size and image zoom factor. Builtin fonts in the executable without reliance on any fonts installed in the system Font resampling (antialiasing) for virtually unlimited pitch range, LCD optimization of fonts and images. 48-bit high-quality image gamma correction, resampling and Floyd-Steinberg dithering in all color depths. Possibility to hook up external programs for all MIME types, possibility to choose one of more programs at every opening. Automatic reconnection in case of TCP connection breakdown Anti-advertisement animation filter in animated GIFs Builtin image display for GIF, JPEG, PNG, XBM, TIFF in graphics mode Tables, frames in both graphics and text mode, builtin image display in graphics mode Easy and quick user control via pull-down menu in both text and graphics mode, in 25 languages. Mouse is supported for GPM, xterm, and OS/2. Links runs in text mode (mouse optional) on UN*X console, ssh/telnet virtual terminal, vt100 terminal, xterm, and virtually any other text terminal. Links runs in graphics mode (mouse required) on X Window System (UN*X, Cygwin), SVGAlib, Linux Framebuffer, OS/2 PMShell, AtheOS GUI Links runs on Linux, BSD, UNIX in general, OS/2, Cygwin under Windows, AtheOS, BeOS, FreeMint. Links is a web browser running in both graphics and text mode. ![]()
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