20221124-lynx_vs_links2.txt
When I'm in my TTY, I use two primarily: Lynx and Links2.

LYNX
Lynx does Gopher. That alone makes it my primary browser. As my
previous post mentioned, it's very, very customizable and hackable.
You can do some really fun things in Lynx. It works on pretty much all
sites and give you some flexibility in how you implement it.

It has customizable and Vim or Emacs keybindngs. I just started
getting into jump files, but I'm running into some issues with them
not working as intended. It's the most "you" a browser can be, as far
as I know. The bookmarks are great, even if they are written in broken
HTML.

LINKS2
Links2, on the other hand, is much more structured. There is a 
specific way of doing things. There is no Gopher support. That's a
bummer. But it does have three things that make them more ideal for me
in certain instances: graphics mode, tabs, and download in background.

Having graphics without X or Weyland is incredible. If I want to look
at pictures, I don't have to go through the laborious process of
downloading each of them explicitly like I do in Lynx. I can view them
in the page reasonably how the author intended. That being said,
Links2 does force some issues (like no real CSS support and my install
doesn't support JS) and makes it a very unique experience with a
graphical browser.

Tabs are great when you don't want to pull up a new instance just to
keep browsing different sites at the same time. And background
downloading is honestly a lot more convenient than it looks. If I use
Invidious (which is often), I can download one video and get started
on the next one without having to wait... view... browse... wait...
view. That's huge. But it doesn't do Gopher. That can also be huge.

All in all, I use both a lot. Mostly in character-cell mode, I use
Lynx. When I'm using Links2, it's usually in graphics mode. It all
depends. What browsers do you use?