Andrey Andreev wrote:
> links does a very good job rendering complex page layouts, _including_
> frames and tables. It supports mouse clicks and mousewheel if used with
> a nice terminal (e.g. konsole, PuTTy, I guess others would work too).
> It's interface is also menu-driven (try Alt-F, or click the top line of
> the screen), which makes it simple to find commands that you can't
> remember as shortcuts. It also has all the shortcuts I was used to from
> lynx IIRC.
On the other hand, lynx appears to do a better job of handling Unicode.
In particular, it will display the Euro sign properly.
James.
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