Uses of ELinks

Elinks is a text-mode WWW browser that has color support, table rendering, background downloading, a menu-driven setup interface, tabbed browsing, and thin code. Frames are accepted. External viewers can be connected with a variety of file types. External clients support mail-to and telnet.

Elinks is a Unix-like operating system’s free text-based web browser. Petr Baudi forked the Links Web browser in late 2001 as an experimental branch, hence the E in the name. The E has evolved to stand for Enhanced or Extended since then.