Trying browser alternatives...

#Dillo: the GOAT. Very basic, but crazy fast. Lacks modern less/vi-style keyboard navigation
Update: Dillo's keybinds are pretty flexible, and the config files is pretty easy to understand. #TIL!!
#NetSurf: a bit more compatible with the modern web, pretty comfy to use, but also lacking the keyboard navigation features I'm really used to and loving in plugins like Vimium
#LuaKit: #WebKit-based. Capable and modern, yet fairly lightweight. The scrollbar is an abomination, though. What even is that? iOS?!? Also, turning off JS turns off a lot of features in the browser, last time I tried it
#XLinks: lacks CSS, but is very usable for basic sites. Keybinds are nonstandard, but usable
#chawan: probably the best terminal browser out there I've seen so far, but sometimes you really want a graphical browser with terminal-ish features, instead

P.S., Thanks to @evgandr, I have learned that you can customize #DilloBrowser's keybinds! Fantastic stuff!!

@jbz

Also a big fan of #lynx, #w3m, links, #xlinks, and #chawan.

- 24GW de nouvelles capacités nucléaires ⚛ d'ici 2050. Ces 24GW passent par la construction de 8 #EPR (sur les sites de #Sizewell, Wylfa, #Oldbury et #Moorside). Ainsi que le déploiement de #SMR, les projets de #RollsRoyce et de #GE-Hitachi sont régulièrement plébiscités en Grande Bretagne. #UK

#renouvelables #Solaire #Maroc #XLinks

@amin

True that. Not sure why I don't do that, but there's not one perfect replacement, but rather, a ton of very imperfect lightweight ones.

#w3m for general searches, #xlinks for when I need images and rich text. Ostensibly #dillo and #NetSurf, but I rarely use those.

@dushman

#Firefox, #w3m, #xlinks, #NetSurf, and #Dillo, pretty much in order of decreasing frequency.

Occasionally also #falkon, #luakit, and #vimb, but quite seldom.

I'm fond of #Gecko, #WebKit, and #Web1point0 browsers, and avoid #Blink and #Electron like the plague.

@governa

Big fan of #w3m

Also, #NetSurf, #Xlinks, and #Dillo
#LadyBird looks promising