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slipper

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Registered: 2008-09-11

Posts: 28

Tabs in CLI web browser

Hi all

I'm fired up a terminal this morning and installed links and a few other CLI web browsers, however I like links the most.
But it has no tabs!
This is a feature I've really gotten used to and I wonder if there's any CLI-based browser that has them?

elmer_42

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From: /na/usa/ca

Registered: 2008-10-11

Posts: 427

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

Perhaps you could use a terminal that supported tabs and just have multiple instances of links?

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Profjim

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From: NYC

Registered: 2008-03-24

Posts: 658

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

elinks has tabs and is quite powerful

Daenyth

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From: Boston, MA

Registered: 2008-02-24

Posts: 1,244

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

elinks supports that.

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scrawler

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Registered: 2005-06-07

Posts: 312

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

so does w3m.  What I like to do is stuff like:

w3m -N *.txt

but of course it does web pages too.

slipper

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Registered: 2008-09-11

Posts: 28

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

Perhaps you could use a terminal that supported tabs and just have multiple instances of links?

I'd rather just have one instance running
Thanks guys, Elinks looks good

leo2501

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From: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Registered: 2007-07-07

Posts: 634

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

any way to have tabs in "links -g" links in framebuffer mode? i found it very usefull for those pages like blogs with some images among the text, but no tabs

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Profjim

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From: NYC

Registered: 2008-03-24

Posts: 658

Re: Tabs in CLI web browser

I don't know with links. But w3m can give you both graphics and tabs. In the end I went back to elinks, and gave up the graphics, because I found myself wanting to do things w3m couldn't yet do. If I want to see the graphics, I click on the image link and elinks launches a framebuffer graphics viewer (I'm using fbi) to show it to me.