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links2 命令

网络

复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。

常用示例

Browse in graphics mode

links2 -g [https://example.com]

Browse in text mode

links2 [https://example.com]

Dump rendered page to stdout

links2 -dump [https://example.com]

Dump with specific text width

links2 -dump -width [120] [https://example.com]

Dump page source

links2 -source [https://example.com]

Start in graphics mode with specific resolution

links2 -g -mode [1024x768x24] [https://example.com]

说明

links2 is a web browser with both text and graphics mode support. In graphics mode, it can display images and render pages more visually while still being lightweight. It is an enhanced version of the original links browser. In text mode, it works similarly to lynx or w3m. In graphics mode (-g), it provides a full visual browsing experience using X11, framebuffer, or SVGAlib. The -dump option is useful for scripting, converting web pages to plain text output.

参数

-g
Start in graphics mode.
-t
Force text mode.
-driver _driver_
Select graphics driver (x, svgalib, fb, directfb).
-mode _WxHxD_
Graphics mode resolution and color depth (e.g., 1024x768x24).
-depth _N_
Color depth in graphics mode.
-anonymous
Anonymous browsing mode (disables local file access and bookmarks).
-dump
Dump rendered page text to stdout and exit.
-width _N_
Text width in characters for -dump mode.
-source
Dump raw HTML page source to stdout and exit.
-version
Print version and exit.

FAQ

What is the links2 command used for?

links2 is a web browser with both text and graphics mode support. In graphics mode, it can display images and render pages more visually while still being lightweight. It is an enhanced version of the original links browser. In text mode, it works similarly to lynx or w3m. In graphics mode (-g), it provides a full visual browsing experience using X11, framebuffer, or SVGAlib. The -dump option is useful for scripting, converting web pages to plain text output.

How do I run a basic links2 example?

Run `links2 -g [https://example.com]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -g do in links2?

Start in graphics mode.