UNIX provides a text-only html browser called lynx. To start lynx, type lynx at the command prompt. You will probably be shown some text that gives a brief introduction to lynx, how to get help, etc. You will be given a subject list to choose from.
Help is offered in text format.
To navigate around the screen, use the arrow keys on your keyboard. If lynx receives a request to accept a cookie, it will ask you if you wish to accept, decline or permanently decline cookie requests from the requesting server. As a text-only browser, lynx will not display any graphics, which in some cases, limits its functions. Generally speaking, however, lynx is a reliable browser and is very capable of handling html pages. A list of understood commands and navigation aids is printed at the bottom of each lynx screen.