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Useful Lynxlet Features
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Because Lynxlet is a standard browser application, it can be launchedin the same ways as other browsers (like Safari, FireFox, IE, etc).In addition to being a web browser, Lynx supports browsing for many other networkprotocols (FTP, Gopher, Finger, etc) and Local directory browsing. The Lynxletapplication supports these protocols wherever possible.
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Lynxlet Web Browser Launching
- Double-clicking on the Lynxlet icon (or single-click in the Dock).
- Click the Lynxlet Bookmarklet/Favelet from any web browser.
- Drag and drop HTML or text file in the Finder.
- Drag and drop URL when installed in the Dock (10.4+ only).
- Preview from an HTML editor (BBedit, Dreamweaver, Golive, etc).
- And for the true Lynx fanatic, Lynxlet can be set as the default web browser (via Safari preferences).
Other Ways to Launch Lynxlet
- Drag and drop a folder in the Finder to browse the directory.
- Drag and drop a FTP/Gopher/Finger URL when installed in the Dock (10.4+ only).
- Click on a Finger URL in a web browser (other URL protocols will work as well, depending on the system defaults).
FTP/Gopher/Finger/File Examples
Command Line Lynxlet and Lynx
Lynxlet and its embedded lynx can also be launched from the command line in several ways.
Lynxlet via the Open Command
Lynxlet can be launched using theopencommand as follows.(Note: Up through 10.3, 'open' has a bug which causes it to always use the default browser forURLs, but files and directories work fine.)
Directly Running the Embedded Lynx
The embedded lynx can also be directly run without the Lynxlet launcher.This is particularly useful when using lynx in shell scripts or directly in local or remote interactive shells.Lynx is located in the Lynxlet application package in Lynxlet.app/Contents/Resources/lynx/bin/lynx.There are various ways to run lynx in a shell. The following examples assume the Lynxlet application hasbeen placed in the Application folder.
Absolute Path
Shell Alias
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Include lynx on the PATH
Create a Symbolic link to lynx in a directory on the PATH
Useful Lynxlet Features
Because Lynxlet is a standard browser application, it can be launchedin the same ways as other browsers (like Safari, FireFox, IE, etc).In addition to being a web browser, Lynx supports browsing for many other networkprotocols (FTP, Gopher, Finger, etc) and Local directory browsing. The Lynxletapplication supports these protocols wherever possible.
Lynxlet Web Browser Launching
- Double-clicking on the Lynxlet icon (or single-click in the Dock).
- Click the Lynxlet Bookmarklet/Favelet from any web browser.
- Drag and drop HTML or text file in the Finder.
- Drag and drop URL when installed in the Dock (10.4+ only).
- Preview from an HTML editor (BBedit, Dreamweaver, Golive, etc).
- And for the true Lynx fanatic, Lynxlet can be set as the default web browser (via Safari preferences).
Other Ways to Launch Lynxlet
- Drag and drop a folder in the Finder to browse the directory.
- Drag and drop a FTP/Gopher/Finger URL when installed in the Dock (10.4+ only).
- Click on a Finger URL in a web browser (other URL protocols will work as well, depending on the system defaults).
FTP/Gopher/Finger/File Examples
Command Line Lynxlet and Lynx
Lynxlet and its embedded lynx can also be launched from the command line in several ways.
Lynxlet via the Open Command
Lynxlet can be launched using theopencommand as follows.(Note: Up through 10.3, 'open' has a bug which causes it to always use the default browser forURLs, but files and directories work fine.)
Directly Running the Embedded Lynx
The embedded lynx can also be directly run without the Lynxlet launcher.This is particularly useful when using lynx in shell scripts or directly in local or remote interactive shells.Lynx is located in the Lynxlet application package in Lynxlet.app/Contents/Resources/lynx/bin/lynx.There are various ways to run lynx in a shell. The following examples assume the Lynxlet application hasbeen placed in the Application folder.