@ -2597,6 +2597,8 @@ called Night. <del>So the</del> <ins>And there was</ins> evening and <del>the
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<p>lynx: Invalid Option: -linksonly</p>
<h1><aname=the-internet-for-humans-and-how-the-command-line-can-helphref=#the-internet-for-humans-and-how-the-command-line-can-help>#</a> 7. the internet for humans, and how the command line can help</h1>
<p>Web browsers are really complicated these days. They’re full of rendering
@ -2695,6 +2697,26 @@ which originated at the University of Kansas in the early 1990s, still works:</p
with an audience of mixed technical background.
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<p>If you invoke Lynx <em>without</em> the <code>-dump</code> option, it’ll start up in interactive
mode, and you can navigate between links with the arrow keys. <code>-dump</code> spits a
rendered version of the page to standard output, with links annotated as
<code>[1]</code>-style footnotes and printed at the bottom of the output. Another useful
option here is <code>-listonly</code>, which will output just the list of links contained
within a page:</p>
<pre><code>$ lynx -dump -listonly 'http://p1k3.com/userland-book/' | head