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links: command not found

by Deepika

links is a command-line web browser that allows users to browse the internet and view web pages directly from the terminal. It provides a text-based interface for browsing the web and supports basic web browsing functionality such as following links, displaying images, and filling out forms.

links is particularly useful for users who prefer a minimalist and lightweight approach to web browsing or who are working on a system with limited resources. It can also be useful for accessing the web in environments where a graphical user interface (GUI) is not available, such as in a terminal window or on a server.

If you encounter the below error while running the command links:

links: command not found

you may try installing the below package as per your choice of distribution:

Distribution Command
Debian apt-get install links
Ubuntu apt-get install links
Alpine apk add links
Arch Linux pacman -S links
Kali Linux apt-get install links
CentOS yum install links
Fedora dnf install links
OS X brew install links
Raspbian apt-get install links

links Command Examples

1. Visit a website:

# links https://example.com

2. Apply restrictions for anonymous account:

# links -anonymous https://example.com

3. Enable Cookies (`1` to enable):

# links -enable-cookies 0|1 https://example.com

4. Navigate forwards and backwards through the links on a page:

Up arrow key, Down arrow key

5. Go forwards and backwards one page:

Left arrow key, Right arrow key

6. Exit:

q then y

Filed Under: Linux

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