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Originally Posted by kernel_geek
You can install links with X support. Very small.
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You do know that Dillo is in effect a GTK based links?
XavierP,
I have had a few times when both Galeon and Konqeror have refused to open an html page, they will only save it to the drive. It seems that both DE browsers do not like having no plugins or clientside scripting enabled.
[ the configuration that causes the above behaviour ]
JMJcoder,
unfortunately, most browsers are either bloatware or extremely limited like Dillo, links, elinks and lynx are.
I personally use Mozilla's Seamonkey for a gui browser, it's the next generation of the Mozilla suite browser that compares to Netscape. Seamonkey is both more capable than Firefox, yet has a smaller footprint in both hard drive and ram usage.
[ Seamonkey sources are 5 MB smaller than Firefox's, yet include 5 programs and several more features compared to Firefox's one program. ]