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LINKS(1)							      LINKS(1)

NAME
       links - lynx-like alternative character mode WWW browser

SYNOPSIS
       links [options] URL

DESCRIPTION
       links is a text mode WWW browser, supporting colors, correct table ren‐
       dering, background downloading, menu driven configuration interface and
       slim code.

       Frames  are  supported.	You can have different file formats associated
       with external viewers. mailto: and telnet: are supported	 via  external
       clients.

       links can handle local (file://) or remote (http://, ftp:// or https://
       if there's compiled-in SSL support) URLs.

OPTIONS
       Most options can be set in the user interface or config file,  so  usu‐
       ally you do not need to care about them.

       -anonymous
	      Restrict	links  so that it can run on an anonymous account.  No
	      local file browsing.  No	downloads.  Executing  of  viewers  is
	      allowed, but user can't add or modify entries in association ta‐
	      ble.

       -assume-codepage <codepage>
	      Use the given codepage when the  webpage	did  not  specify  its
	      codepage. (default: ISO 8859-1)

       -async-dns <0>/<1>
	      Asynchronous DNS resolver on(1)/off(0). Default is on.

       -base-session <number>
	      Linkses  are  connecting	together, forming sessions by default.
	      Normally, there's only one session with number 0. In  this  way,
	      you  can	make  him to form more sessions at once. See also -no-
	      connect option.

       -download-dir <path>
	      Default download directory.  (default: actual dir)

       -download-utime <0>/<1>
	      Set time of download files on(1)/off(0). Default is off.

       -dump  Write a plain-text version of the given HTML document to stdout.

       -format-cache-size <num>
	      Number of formatted document pages cached.  (default: 5)

       -ftp.anonymous-password <password>
	      Use this as the password for anonymous ftp sites.

       -ftp-proxy <host:port>
	      Host and port number of the  FTP	proxy,	or  blank.   (default:
	      blank)

       -help  Print a help screen.

       -http-bugs.http10 <0>/<1>
	      Turn use of HTTP/1.0 on(1)/off(0). Default is off.

       -http-bugs.allow-blacklist <0>/<1>
	      Turn blacklist of buggy servers on(1)/off(0). Default is on.

       -http-bugs.bug-302-redirect <0>/<1>
	      Turn broken redirect 302 (violates RFC, but compatible with Net‐
	      scape) on(1)/off(0). Default is off.

       -http-bugs.bug_post-no-keepalive <0>/<1>
	      Turn no keepalive connection after POST request (for some	 buggy
	      PHP databases) on(1)/off(0). Default is off.

       -http-proxy <host:port>
	      Host  and	 port  number  of the HTTP proxy, or blank.  (default:
	      blank)

       -language <langname>
	      Language to use in user interface.

       -max-connections <max>
	      Maximum number of concurrent connections.	 (default: 10)

       -max-connections-to-host <max>
	      Maximum  number  of  concurrent  connection  to  a  given	 host.
	      (default: 2)

       -memory-cache-size <Kbytes>
	      Cache memory in Kilobytes.  (default: 1024)

       -width <size>
	      Size  of	screen	in characters, used in combination with -dump.
	      (default: 80)

       -no-connect
	      Runs links as a separate instance -  instead  of	connecting  to
	      existing	instance.  Prevents  him  to connecting to an existing
	      session.	See also -base-session option.

       -receive-timeout <sec>
	      Timeout on receive.  (default: 120)

       -retries <retry>
	      Number of retries.  (default: 3)

       -source
	      Write the given HTML document in source form to stdout.

       -unrestartable-receive-timeout <sec>
	      Timeout on non restartable connections.  (default: 600)

       -version
	      Print the links version number and exit.

NAVIGATION KEYS
       You may optionally prefix each of this keys with a number, telling  its
       repeat  count  (how  much  times	 to do it). You can also re-bind those
       keys, altough this feature is still in the state of testing, so undocu‐
       mented.	The keys you may use for navigation are:

       PGDN   page down

       Space  page down

       PGUP   page up

       b      page up

       B      page up

       CursorDOWN
	      next link/down

       CursorUP
	      prev link/up

       ^INS   copy to clipboard

       ^C     copy to clipboard

       INS    scroll up

       ^P     scroll up

       DEL    scroll down

       ^N     scroll down

       [      scroll left

       ]      scroll right

       HOME   home

       END    end of page

       CursorRIGHT
	      enter link/press button

       ENTER  enter link/press button

       CursorLEFT
	      go back

       d      download link

       D      download link

       /      search in the page

       ?      search back in the page

       n      find next match

       N      find next match backwards

       f      zoom actual frame

       F      zoom actual frame

       ^R     reload page

       g      go to URL

       G      go to the current URL

       a      add a new bookmark

       A      add a new bookmark

       s      bookmark manager

       S      bookmark manager

       q      quit

       Q      quit

       =      document information

       |      header information

       \      toggle HTML source/rendered view

       *      toggle display of images

       TAB    next frame

       ESC    menu/escape

       F9     menu

       F10    file menu

EDITING KEYS
       The following keys can be used while editing a line/jumping to a URL:

       CursorRIGHT
	      move right

       CursorLEFT
	      move left

       HOME   jump to the beginning

       ^A     jump to the beginning

       END    jump to the end

       ^E     jump to the end

       ^INS   copy to clipboard

       ^B     copy to clipboard

       ^X     cut to clipboard

       ^V     paste from clipboard

       ENTER  enter line

       BACKSPACE
	      delete back character

       ^H     delete back character

       DEL    delete character

       ^D     delete character

       ^U     delete from beginning of the line

       ^K     delete to the end of the line

       ^W     auto complete line

ENVIRONMENT
       CONFIG_DIR
	      The location of ".links/"

       WWW_HOME
	      Homepage location (as in lynx )

       LINKS_XTERM
	      The  command  to run when selecting "File/New window" and
	      if DISPLAY is defined (default "xterm -e")

       LINKS_TWTERM
	      The command to run when selecting "File/New  window"  and
	      if TWDISPLAY is defined (default "twterm -e")

       SHELL  Used for "File/OS Shell" menu

       COMSPEC
	      Used for "File/OS Shell" menu in DOS/Windows

FILES
       ~/.links/links.cfg
	      Per-user	config	file,  automatically  created by
	      links.  Its format is same as the one of user.cfg.

       ~/.links/html.cfg
	      Per-user config  file,  automatically  created  by
	      links.   It  contains  HTML rendering options. Its
	      format is same as the one of user.cfg.

       ~/.links/user.cfg
	      Per-user config file, not overwritten while saving
	      links  configuration. You can add your own options
	      there (e.g. keybindings).	 Each line consists from
	      option  name  (same  as  the command-line one, but
	      without leading dash and with dashes converted  to
	      underscores),  space,  and its value, in quotes if
	      it's a string. Lines which start with #  are  con‐
	      sidered as comments and skipped.

       ~/.links/bookmarks
	      Bookmarks file

       ~/.links/links.his
	      Sites history file

       ~/.links/socket
	      Internal	links  socket  for communication between
	      its instances.

PLATFORMS
       links is	 known	to  work  on  Linux,  FreeBSD,	OpenBSD,
       Solaris,	 IRIX,	HPUX,  Digital Unix, AIX, OS/2 and BeOS.
       Port for Win32 is in state of beta testing.

BUGS
       Can't connect to some FTP servers (Novell,  NT).	 Connec‐
       tion stays in "Request sent" state.

       Frames don't work if there're more frames with same name.
       Turn them off in such case.

       You can't upload large files; it takes _lots_ of memory.

       You shouldn't press '^Z' when you are in a viewer

       Please report any other bugs you find to Mikulas	 Patocka
       <mikulas@artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz>  or  to  links mailing
       list <links-list@linuxfromscratch.org>.

LICENSE
       links is free software; you can	redistribute  it  and/or
       modify  it  under  the  terms  of  the GNU General Public
       License as published by	the  Free  Software  Foundation;
       either  version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any
       later version.

AUTHOR
       links was written by Mikulas Patocka  <mikulas@artax.kar‐
       lin.mff.cuni.cz>.   See	file  AUTHORS in the source tree
       for a list of people contributing to this project.

       The   homepage	 of    links	can    be    found    at
       http://links.browser.org/

       This   manual   page   was   written   by   Peter  Gervai
       <grin@tolna.net>, using excerpts from  a	 (yet?)	 unknown
       links  fan  for	the  Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be
       used by others).	 Contributions from  Francis  A.  Holop.
       Extended,  clarified  and  made	more  up-to-date by Petr
       Baudis <pasky@ji.cz>.

SEE ALSO
       lynx(1), w3m(1), wget(1)

ATTRIBUTES
       See  attributes(5)  for	descriptions  of  the  following
       attributes:

       ┌────────────────────┬───────────────────┐
       │  ATTRIBUTE TYPE    │  ATTRIBUTE VALUE	│
       ├────────────────────┼───────────────────┤
       │Availability	    │ web/browser/links │
       ├────────────────────┼───────────────────┤
       │Interface Stability │ Volatile		│
       └────────────────────┴───────────────────┘
NOTES
       Source for links is available on http://opensolaris.org.

				   Oct, 2001			      LINKS(1)
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