I've been using emacs-w3m (which uses w3m under the hood) for many years.
It is sooo nice to have a web browser well integrated in to an editor as powerful as emacs.
It is sooo nice to have a web browser well integrated in to an editor as powerful as emacs.
https://www.neilvandyke.org/w3mnav/
https://www.neilvandyke.org/quack/
https://www.neilvandyke.org/linux-thinkpad-560e/
Getting docs into an efficient "IDE" is still nice. Just yesterday, I was using nov.el to occasionally reference Blandy et al.'s Rust book in Emacs, faster than I could the PDF or in a dedicated ebook reader program.
<img src="s.gif" height="1" width="66">Ideal use case would be running webircgateway. Private self hosted irc chan for remote team. Accessed via emacs shell as we share code ;)
I also don't want javascript, as it opens me up to all sorts of javascript vulnerabilities and tracking.
emacs-w3m is just text, no images, and javascript, which is exactly what I want.