rkta

Fortunately w3m has an external browser commands which let's you open the current URL in a browser.

From the last commit: > So far, I've been removing tons and tons of stuff (and will continue), but now I can begin shaping up what I'll replace this with.

Unfortunately he only removed stuff and stopped there.

As w3m is able to display images in the terminal there is no need for such a notice.

Sites that require JavaScript do not work in w3m, as w3m does not support JS.

Yes, the defaults are a bit strange. Might be a little late to change them now.

IMHO, the most important thing to improve the user experience is to enable link numbers. With link numbers enabled you can[0] jump to a link by typing the number and then LINK_BEGIN (default '[').

[0]: Technically you can do this without enabling link numbers, but you need count the links yourself.

While the sourceforge project is staled, there is an active fork maintained by the Debian maintainer at [0].

[0]: https://github.com/tats/w3m

I don't know if using your own keymap in a howto is a great idea... I'd stick with the defaults or just name the commands.

And yes, w3m rocks.

What is the &kd=-1 for?

edit: To answer my own question https://duckduckgo.com/params