Linux command
links 命令
网络
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Visit
links https://example.com
Dump
links -dump https://example.com
Dump
links -width 80 -dump https://example.com
Example
links -anonymous https://example.com
Example
links -source https://example.com
说明
links is a text-mode web browser for the terminal. It supports tables, frames, and basic forms rendering, making it useful for browsing documentation or using the web from servers without a graphical environment.
参数
- -anonymous
- Apply restrictions for anonymous browsing (no local file access or downloads)
- -dump
- Write rendered page as plain text to stdout
- -source
- Write page source to stdout
- -width _number_
- Set screen width for dump output
- -codepage _codepage_
- Convert dump output to specified character set
- -enable-cookies _0|1_
- Enable (1) or disable (0) cookies
- -force-html
- Treat files with unknown type as HTML rather than text
- -html-numbered-links _0|1_
- Number links in text mode for quick selection
- -html-margin _spaces_
- Set margin width in text mode
- -no-connect
- Run as a separate instance instead of connecting to an existing one
- -download-dir _path_
- Set default download directory
- -max-connections _max_
- Maximum concurrent connections (default: 10)
- -receive-timeout _sec_
- Timeout on receive in seconds (default: 120)
FAQ
What is the links command used for?
links is a text-mode web browser for the terminal. It supports tables, frames, and basic forms rendering, making it useful for browsing documentation or using the web from servers without a graphical environment.
How do I run a basic links example?
Run `links https://example.com` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -anonymous do in links?
Apply restrictions for anonymous browsing (no local file access or downloads)