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Is there browser for 64kbps internet
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this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2026
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Lynx or w3m or something in Termux? (Installing Termux would be best somewhere you can get faster internet, like a library or business, etc)
Lynx still lives? ๐
Edit: Why downvotes? I'm pleasantly surprised that decades old text browser is still with us ๐คท Sorry about that.
Can you use them on touch screen?
Yes, I just tried it. In Termux you would have the on-screen keyboard up nearly all the time anyway but both browsers I mentioned allow tapping on links, etc. (But w3m seems to require pressing Enter on the keyboard to confirm navigating to them)