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Links is a console based web browser.
Links-Hacked is an enhanced version of Links providing the following features:
- Tabbed browsing - you may use tabs either in graphical or even in text mode.
- Lua scripting - ported from Links-Lua, not from current ELinks code, but the differences are not so sensitive, I hope.
- HTTP Auth - stable, ported from Elinks
- HTTP Proxy Auth - ported from Elinks, need to be checked.
- Blocking of selected images - my own code ;-). You may block images containing given substring (of course, it is better to use regexps, but this way is more portable). Just press '-' to edit the list of blocked patterns.
- Cookies saving - ported from ELinks, now our HTTP-header date parsing is correct, I hope.
- New options system - inspired by ELinks one, but much more uglier currently ;-)) Only a few options are implemented through it. Press 'Ctrl+o' to call options manager.
- Possibility to open new windows instead of new links instances in graphics mode - new socket is created with name 'glinks' in links dir, instead of 'links' for text instances, so they can work independently. After that command 'links -g' works like 'mozilla -remote', simply opening new instances from currently running one. But it has some limitations - these new windows will open on the same display as original one...
- Url copying - some code from Ludvik Tezar' patch, but the backend is organized more cleanly - there are two additional fields in struct graphics_driver - put_to_clipboard and get_from_clipboard. Only X11 backend is functional now, as I don't use others ;-)
- Full-text selection - Now we have nearly complete full-text selection - you may select any part of rendered text (except form controls) and copy it to clipboard. Clipboard charset is configurable through new options system (Ctrl+'o').
- Simple printing - It is VERY simple - we make PDF file (throung pdflib) with text only (just a rectangles instead of images), and with PDF internal fonts only (don't even try to print non-latin-1 texts!!!) - but we have more-or-less correct layout and page breakings. Press 'P', and it will ask you for filename to print to.
- Forward history - really, single history list, you can move backward and forward through it
- Extended and configurable 'toolbar' - there are currently Back, History, Forward, Reload, Bookmarks, Home and Stop buttons. 'Configurability' means that you can change each button look (they use pixmaps from special internal system-medium-serif-vari font you can find in graphics/font dir) and even turn it on or off.
- Configurable 'mini-status' - some useful info in lower right corner of your window to show how many connections now in 'running' or 'connecting' state are, and also SSL, Content-Encoding and Images flags.
- Some small but useful improvements - support for "small" and "big" tags, keybinding ("i") to turn on/off images, possibility to show HTTP header ("|", as in Elinks), support for compressed content (Content-Encoding and gzipped local files), configurable support for Accept-Charset and Accept-Language.
- Modularized font subsystem - currently builtin fonts and Unicode TrueType (through freetype backend) may be used. Font manager is available (Ctrl+'i') for adding/deleting external (only freetype yet) fonts. External fonts have the same way into the code - so they are antialiased as good as builtin ;-)
- Dialogs shadows and borders.
In order to run it, type linksh in the X-Terminal.
Company / Maintainer | | Contact or Home page | | Category | | Compatibility | | Type | Free | | | Download | | | | | | Average user rating | (4 votes) | | | User comments | | | | | | | | | | Compatible phones (unless stated otherwise in the program description above) | N900 |
User comments for Links-Hacked
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Sub from UNITED STATES on 2011-03-17 10:28 CET |
I'm still partial to links2 (http://links.twibright.com/), but I do like its tabbed browsing.
Now support for session management, to have your opened pages survive a browser crash, would be the real killer feature for these spartan browsers.
I'm off to see if I can get links2 to compile via the Maemo 5 Final SDK, as I'm curious to find out if it's as lightweight and fast when compared to microb and opera-mobile as it is against the usual linux desktop browser contenders. [Rate: 7/10] |
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Roman Deninberg from RUSSIAN FEDERATION on 2010-10-13 22:22 CET |
+1 [Rate: 10/10] |
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