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@judgedread w3m is more my speed; I use w3m on the RISC-V box (single-core at 1GHz, 1GB RAM; does everything I need done except a browser), or mothra when drawterm'd into the Plan 9 box (mothra was written by , with whom you might be familiar, because he worked at LucasArts before/after his stint at Bell Labs writing the rc shell for Research Unix that became the default shell for Plan 9, as well as writing the mothra browser; 9front re-added the webfs support, so you can mount a webfs that speaks to a proxy, so it's easy to run one mothra that talks to Tor and one that talks to the clearnet). netsurf has some minimal support for JS/CSS but I hardly use netsurf.

@judgedread Works locally, but there's still `ssh bbs@fsebugoutzone.org`. There's a DSMC deployment also but not open access; vague plans for a Poast roll-out exist (cc @graf) now that there's a reasonable(?) way to do that ( https://git.freespeechextremist.com/gitweb/?p=fedibbs;a=blob;f=doc/install;h=e3b5d1c97bdc5410ab990283da2f40e2ce912d97;hb=HEAD#l78 ). It is still, as far as I know, the only text-stream interactive client, and the only client of any kind that can post its own source code.