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Alneyan said:
You do realiase w3m is the most popular browser, at least in Debian? Oh, that might be because it is installed by default.

I use emacs-w3m though, and don't worry about that. It can cut through most websites just fine, so long as they don't use Flash, Javascript and their ilk. I prefer ELinks myself, but that one doesn't run in Emacs.

Sure, if you can set up a quick SEIV db-powered variant, you should go ahead. This message was typed on Dillo, by the way, my favourite graphical browser... though I might fully switch to Epiphany. I'd like Closure, but that one just doesn't cut it for now.

Well the site still functions with text browsers but the readability goes to crap without the table borders. I have yet to find a text browser that does a good job reading style sheets. Anyway, I updated se4 to what I have for se5. The page isn't a database but its easier to edit and it passes validator.w3.org.