Links is a graphics and text mode web browser, released under GPL. Links is a free software. My web browser of choice. Thanks to: Mgr. Mikuláš Patočka, Mgr. Karel Kulhavý (Clock), Mgr. Petr Kulhavý (Brain), Mgr. Martin Pergel (PerM) and all the sponsors to this project.
Minimalist web navigation tool for text-based terminal web browsers, inspired by Chromium's Omnibox
A herdr plugin: press a key, pick a URL printed in the current pane with fzf, and it opens in terminal-browser
Browse x.com in a terminal split inside herdr, and draft posts in $EDITOR to send yourself.
UIX for the terminal
Herdr plugin: Ctrl-click an http(s) URL to open it in terminal-browser as a split beside the pane
Experiment using Golang WebAssembly for a terminal in-browser
A Claude Code status bar for everyone, plus keep-awake for lid-closed sessions and a side browser for Shorts, Reels & games
Take a gander at the web: a distraction-free terminal browser and MCP server for humans and AI agents.
Hermes plugin: drive and read a visible terminal-browser tab with Jev typed decisions. No screenshots, fractions of a cent per step.
Open links in terminal-browser panes and reuse browsers in the current rozi session
Yuto's Oreore Minimal User-interface browser — a lightweight terminal web browser made for reading
Graphical terminal apps inside Herdr splits, tabs and overlays, with terminal-browser mouse compatibility and local profiles.
Reader mode and browser for the terminal: fetch a page, extract the article, render formatted Markdown with per-language code highlighting. Go TUI, MIT.
A real browser in a terminal pane: headless Chromium drawn over the Kitty graphics protocol. Profiles, sessions, ad blocking, works over ssh and in tmux. A single Rust binary.
A lightweight lynx wrapper for a seamless terminal browsing experience
Terminal browser toolkit for safe fetches, HTML snapshots, URL policy checks, and text rendering.
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