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   On Fri, 29 Nov 2024, D wrote:   
      
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   > On Fri, 29 Nov 2024, yeti wrote:   
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   >> not@telling.you.invalid (Computer Nerd Kev) wrote:   
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   >>> W3m displays images in XTerm and other terminal emulators, so that   
   >>> might be what you want for a browser. I'm not sure if there's a   
   >>> list of terminal emulators that support image display from it.   
   >>> This page mentions that some require changes to the configuration:   
   >>> https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/W3m   
   >>   
   >> I think W3M seems to put another window layer atop the terminal to   
   >> display images.  It works, but my main use case for W3M is as man page   
   >> viewer W3MMAN (aliased to man), so I don't care much for it's image   
   >> capabilities.   
   >>   
   >> Elinks has a `./configure` option to enable Sixels, which I did, and I   
   >> see the generated binary being linked to `libsixel`, found the run-time   
   >> option to enable Sixel graphics, but I never see any images displayed.   
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   >> If someone succeeds with this, please ping me.   
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   > Thank you for mentioning it. I will have a look!   
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   I tried elinks with frogfind.com and I discovered that the best way to   
   kind of replicate buffers are to start elinks with all the sites I have on   
   my reading list (elinks $(cat links.txt)). In the links.txt I have   
   prefixed all my sites with frogfind.com.   
      
   I then discovered that they all entered the global history file, and in   
   that file I can search among the sites.   
      
   So all sites are opened in invisible tabs, and I can search for them in   
   either the globalhistory, or I can make sure they are all saved as   
   bookmarks, and drop the tabs altogether.   
      
   Frogfind makes it fairly palatable!   
      
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